> I don't know. Repeaters are not properly standardized in IEEE802.11. > I don't think interop is guaranteed between products from different vendors. > Perhaps you were supposed to buy all your devices from Fritz and use their > proprietary drivers for this to work? After doing some test with the other devices it looks like that you are right. Apparently they have the function that you described below and do not connect with the repeater and I did never noticed it. >> Or is it a bug of OpenBSD which maybe fixed in a newer version? So I >> would wait. > OpenBSD does not really remember how often an AP has failed, so a bad > AP may keep coming back and look as great as new when it does. > Perhaps that's a "bug" you are running into. Patches welcome :) It was my plan to assist some day in this project (in this cause I installed it). If such a function reasonable I would try to code it. But it is? Maybe I want to know if my AP not working.
In summary I want to thank you. Without your tips I would still searching the cause for days. Greetings, Peter
