Can the Apple AirPort Express be "linked" to another router?

I may not be a guru at networking, but I can understand bits of it. So I was wondering if I took two Apple AirPort Expresses and was able to link them so they were on the same network, and were able to play the same songs. Is this possible?

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asked Nov 23 '10 at 00:44

Anthony Guidetti
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1	that would be negitive its not a wifi client or ad-hoc its a access point/router those that work that way often are hacked or run opensource firmware.. I wouldn't suggest doing either on the airport. answered Nov 23 '10 at 00:49 iscifitv 561●4●6●14

there may be a way to bridge them, but I am not an apple user, so I do not know if it is, and if so how.

answered Nov 23 '10 at 11:17

Tim Fontana
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Yeah, me neither, they just look like nice routers.

(Nov 24 '10 at 11:52) Anthony Guidetti

look for some linksys ones, I have one and I love it

(Nov 24 '10 at 11:58) Tim Fontana

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