Quote Originally Posted by Jenner View Post
You can certainly connect two wireless access points (what you're calling a router; a mistake made because most consumer routers have wireless access points built into them) to a single network, and to get status from them, most wireless access points support logging and alerting... either via SysLog, email, or other means. As far as getting things like distance to devices about the best you'd be able to do is get a signal strength measurement. You wouldn't be able to use both of them in conjunction to triangulate or get heading of a signal though due to the way the wireless standard is written. For something like that, you'd need special hardware.
May be the word I used confused you. So the access points could be the correct word.

As I explain I want to make two access points connected to my laptop. I did this with two USB adapters, so I can two USB points to connect to. Through a API I can retrieve details such as single strength and related. However I cannot connect to internet in that case, so I want to use two access points which are connect to the internet. Hope it's clear to you what I want to do.