Hello Frank and all,
Linksys recently started selling a wireless ethernet bridge.
Meaning, if you have two ethernet LANs, and want connect them via wireless.
You can, by having an AP on one side, and the WET11 on the other.
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=22&prid=432
I've made RG-1000s DHCP clients with the addition of the Karlnet
firmware (SE-4505 or SE-4500), in essense what the WET11 is. The WET11 uses
a web interface though so this is what I'd recommend for most people though.
Having said that, I still use the Karlnet and RG-1000 since they provide
more flexibility (e.g. I swapped a Senao (200mW card) in my RG-1000).
Best of luck,
-Ben
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> > Subject: [nycwireless] Point to point AP
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> >>I looking to set up two nodes at two locations using one DSL line.
> >>Will the AP need to specially configured to work point to point?
> >>Or just set up the channels and ssid identically on both units.
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> >>Thanks
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