I have a DSL connection in my home office, which is about 300 feet away from my house. I have the DSL modem hooked up to a Linksys Cable/DSL router, which has enabled me to have two computers wired up to the connection. Now I'm trying to go wireless. I recently purchased a Linksys WSP 11 version 2.2 and Linksys Wireless PC Network Card WPC 11 version 3. After messing around with the configurations for a couple of nights, I finally got the wireless hookup to work with my laptop. Now, I want to extend the DSL signal across the road to my house. When I brought the laptop outside, the signal starts degrade at around 200 feet. Inside the house, I sometimes get a very weak signal. It seems to vary with the weather. I'm wondering if I could bridge my Linksys WSP 11 version 2.2 with another Linksys WSP 11 version 2.2 stationed in a window of the house. How would I hookd that up. From looking at diagrams on the Linksys Web site, it looks I would hook up a hub/switch to a computer in the house, and then hook up the second WAP to the switch. How would I configure the WAPs to work in bridge mode? Would this help extend the signal, or should I just break down and pay for a second DSL line? Any suggestions?
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