Depends totally on your budget.
 
However before I go into that, mind if I ask why you need an access point connected to the router aswell as one in the attic?
 
What are your intentions?
----- Original Message -----
From: Gus Welter
Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 10:23 PM
Subject: [BAWUG] WAP/Bridge Recommendation?

At this big house where we�re installing the WLAN, we�ve decided to go with somebody else besides Linksys. We need two access points, one of which will be connected to a router. But we can�t connect the second access point via Ethernet � we have to bridge to it wirelessly (there�s no attic space for wires). So, any recommendations on a good brand access point? And can an AP act as an access point and bridge to another AP at the same time?

 

Thanks!!

 

-Gus

 

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