Matt said: "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?" ################## 1. on the client side i would use a switch instead of hub. the uplink port of the switch is plugged into the radio "client bridge." 2. a dish is alot more directional than a yagi. harder to aim but better gain. 3. if 200 mw doesnt work, theres alot of cheap 300 to 500 mw radios. 4. im not sure of the advantage of a client bridge at the remote site. what about the alternatives such as a monowall box, with a switch connected to one NIC card and a AP radio on another NIC card? or one of the mesh distros like meshLinux or meshAP?
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