I read some contributions to BAWUG, awhile back, about bridging with Airports. I didn't understand much (not that the explanation was lacking; my understanding is...), so I thought I'd ask if anyone could help me figure out what to do.

I want to get DSL access from a network nearby to my office. Both are 10/100baseT networks. I have 2 airports (Graphite and Snow), and a LinkSys BESR41 router that are available for use in this scenario.

I want to have the Graphite Airport do simple Ethernet-to-wireless translation, and the Snow Airport to do the inverse translation as well as DHCP, NAT, and PPoE duties for my LAN.

Is this possible? Some people I ask say things like if I assign identical SSIDs, WEP pw's, and MAC addresses for the connected computers, but assign unique channels to each Airport, it should work. I have such little experience (and a bit more understanding) that it's not gonna happen without a bit more understanding (on my part) and instruction (on some generous soul's part).

Any comments or suggestions anyone has pull from the collective experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Dave
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