Yes, you want to have the device with the internet feed set to be the
AP, and the device on the remote side set to be client.  Assuming
you've got a device doing DHCP on the AP side, you should be good to
go on the remote side assuming you have a strong enough link.  Does
the gui of those devices show you signal strenth?


-M@

On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 4:47 AM, Dave L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to get broadband access to a remote site.
>  It's within about a mile (with good line of site) of
>  the location that will provide the Internet link.
>
>  I thought I could use two of these devices (with yagi
>  or dish antennas).
>  http://www.keenansystems.com/senao_engenius_nl-2611cb5_plus_ext.htm
>
>  It's not working out so well. When I have both devices
>  in bridge mode they do not associate.
>
>  Then I set up one as an access point with the other as
>  a client bridge, associated with the AP. I plugged a
>  computer into the same hub as the bridge and the
>  bridge does not forward packets across the wireless
>  link.
>
>  Am I out to lunch on how to use wireless to bridge
>  these two sites?
>
>
>
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