My wife and I are living in an RV. We have an access point allowing us to share files and a printer

I must say that at this point I am very dissatisfied with the WNCE3001 and NETGEAR. Be aware that the device is only about 10 months old and was only 8 months old (2 months out of warranty) when it started faling. I posted to this web site in hopes of getting support for the problem, which is at the RJ45 end of the device, not at the Wi-Fi connection end. I also sent separate emails to the sales and service departments at NETGEAR a number of weeks ago. I have received no response at all from the company and no ultimately useful help from this web site. I looked long and hard on the Internet for a competitor that could actually solve my problem and provide actually useful support. I finally found it in the Pepwave Surf On-The-Go (www.peplink.com/products/surf-on-the-go). One of its possible uses is to provide a bridge between a wired Ethernet connection and a Wi-Fi source. So if you have a Wi-Fi router with an RJ-45 WAN jack, you can run an Ethernet 10/100 base T cable from there to the Pepwave device and configure the latter to connect to the desired SSID. It all appears to be reliable and user friendly. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend the NETGEAR WNCE3001 as a Wired-Ethernet-to-Wi-Fi bridge.