i am assuming there is a very good reason to have AP in the middle.
the two buildings do not have direct line of sight right?
well this will work but thruput is cut in 1/2 . you will get
about 2 Mbps only. (thats becuase thruput with the 340 was about
4.5 Mbps. )
a setup like this would provide full 4.5Mbps:
Switch (LAN 2)
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Cisco AP340 (Client Mode)
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Cisco AP340 (AP Mode) CHANNEL 1
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Cisco AP340 (AP Mode) CHANNEL 11
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Cisco AP340 (Client Mode)
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Switch (LAN 1)
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 16:18:28 -0300
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Ulisses Eduardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [BAWUG] Wireless Structure
Anyone know if the folowing structure will work ?
Switch (LAN 2)
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Cisco AP340 (Client Mode)
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Cisco AP340 (AP Mode)
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Cisco AP340 (Client Mode)
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Switch (LAN 1)
Whati need is that all Computer on LAN 1 access all computers on LAN 2.
Is that possible with this equipment or i realy need to use Bridges ?
Thank You Very Much
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Dan K.
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