Yes, a Trendnet router can be used as a wireless access point. This functionality is particularly useful if you want to extend the range of your existing network or add wireless capabilities to a wired connection. To configure a Trendnet router as an access point, users typically need to connect it to their primary router using an Ethernet cable. This connection should be made from a LAN port on the Trendnet router to a LAN port on the primary router.
After that, you will need to access the management interface of the Trendnet router. Users should disable the DHCP server on the Trendnet device to prevent IP address conflicts with the primary router. It is also recommended to set the same SSID and password as the primary router for seamless roaming across the network.
For detailed instructions and settings, it is advisable to refer to the user manual for the specific Trendnet router model, which can often be found on the official Trendnet website.