Can the Transporter or Squeezebox for that matter be configured as
access point? I'm sure to have read this somewhere.
I would like to extend my wireless range. Since my Transporter is in
the middle of my router and the room where I want (better) wireless
reception, it seems like the perfect
No, they can act as wireless bridges for wired devices but not APs.
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radish;284679 Wrote:
No, they can act as wireless bridges for wired devices but not APs.
Thanks, but that leads me to another question. Does a wireless bridge
not just do exactly what Im trying to accomplish? Or what else is the
function of a wireless bridge?
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S2K
A wireless bridge allows wired devices to connect to an existing
wireless network. An AP acts as a central point through which wireless
devices can connect to each other.
Example - you have an Xbox sitting next to your SB3 and want the Xbox
to connect to the wireless network. Instead of buying
S2K wrote:
radish;284679 Wrote:
No, they can act as wireless bridges for wired devices but not APs.
Thanks, but that leads me to another question. Does a wireless bridge
not just do exactly what I'm trying to accomplish? Or what else is the
function of a wireless bridge?
You
Thank you for your clear explanation. :)
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