Can I use as a router?

Hi can I use my airport as a Router? sorry but I really can't figure it out. Hope some one can help me!

Getting rid of the D-Link router is one option.
Another option is to keep the D-Link router, particularly if it is a non-wireless router. Cable the Airport Express to one of the D-Link router's LAN ports. Turn off the router built into the Airport Express - if using the Airport Utility, by selecting "bridge mode" as the connection sharing method. There are several reasons you might want to use this type of setup:
1. it allows you to share the connection with non-wireless computers
2. it avoids the connection problems between the Airport Express and some ISPs that people sometimes run into
3. the router built into your D-Link product may have advanced features (like port mapping, or "stealth mode") that work better and/or are unavailable with the rather basic router built into the Airport Express.

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