If this works, I could have certain devices dedicated to certain networks in the house as each netowk have a different name (ie. Subnet: same as Verizon Actiontec Router.IP Address Different from Actiontec router (same as Network B).Wireless Turned ON (Channel 11) via 5.0 Ghz band.Network C: From the Netgear Wireless N Router Subnet: same as Verizon Actiontec router.IP Address: Different from Verizon Actiontec router.Wireless: Turned ON (Channel 6) via 2.4 Ghz band.Network B: From the Netgear Wireless N Router Network A: From the Verizon Actiontec Wireless G Router Since I want to daisy chain the Netgear WNDR 3700 Wireless N router which is a dual band router, theoretically couldn't I have three seprate networks: Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, including any details as I quickly glossed over my idea in the paragraph above. I think in theory this should work but I wanted to pass it by the forum to see what details I'm missing here. Essentially, what I want to do is have the Actiontec router still bring in all the information in from the ONT but have the Netgear router send it out via it's wireless N signal. Then I will connect the two routers using an ethernet cable from the Actiontec LAN port the the Netgear's LAN port. Next I will connect the new router to my PC and turn on the wireless function, disable the DHCP and assing the new router a different IP address.

Then I will go into the Verizon Actiontec router and turn off the wireless function. I'd want to buy a second router that has wireless N capabilities (I'm looking at the Netgear WNDR3700 Rangemax Dual Band Wireless N). I'm sort of a newbie with networking but here is what I'm looking to do: Since Verizon doesn't yet offer a wireless N router, I'm trying to come up with a solution and I think I might have one. I also will be buying my son an Xbox and the faster network would help with all the online gaming. Since I have some Tivo HD units in the house (they use wireless G) that I'm looking to upgrade to Tivo Premiere (they use wireless N), I'd like to upgrade my wireless network to wireless N (I would be able to transfer HD shows between Tivo units ALOT faster over a wireless N network as the G network I have now is very slow). I currently have an Actiontec MI424WR router which is a wireless G router.

Home wifi booster daisy chain