Cisco Aironet APs do exactly what you're looking for, they're extremely reliable, and they're easy to manage. On top of that, they're security features are tops. I've used them in several installations just as you described.
Disclaimer (sort of): I used to work at Cisco. I don't work there any longer, but I'm still very satisfied with their gear. I hope this helps! Greg DesBrisay [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sat, 2003-01-11 at 14:23, Gus Welter wrote: > 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 > > Gus Welter > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > c| (254) 715-2964 > > Persnickety Tim's Coffee > http://www.ptims.com > p| (254) 836-4599 > f | (254) 836-9203 > > For great coffee and coffee gifts, go to <http://www.ptims.com/> > Persnickety Tim's Coffee! > > > -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
