p2p doesn't really figure into it. Some APs can do this others can't. It's called bridging if I understand correctly.

If you want to make a mesh, probably the best bet currently seems to be LocustWorld meshAP but if you've just got 3 APs that's probably overkill.

simon

On Friday, March 21, 2003, at 06:35 PM, Michael A. Nemoseck wrote:

I want to ask a question to clear up something I'm not sure on.  If I
have 3 antennas A---B---C  and A is out of range of C  If I use peer to
peer networking and connect A---B  and B---C  would I then be able to
access C from A   (A---C).  I was under the impression that I could
piggy back the signals basically making a cheap repeater.  Because I
want to network more then two sites and the first site is out of range
of the last.  So basically I want to make a mesh network with access
points where every computer is accessible by every other computer.  Is
this possible or am I mistaken.

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