linking 2 networks with a bridge - APs?

Torn · 08-12-2002

Hi,

I want to link 2 network together in 1 network. I want to do that over a wireless bridge. What for hardware do I need to do that, because I've heard that not every access point can do a brigde or communicate with another access point.

Greetz Torn

Thorn · 08-12-2002

Assuming that this is NOT and campus WAN, and more of a SOHO setup, the Linksys WAP11 are probably the biggest bang for the buck. Bridging in a ~$100 (per AP) package.

mentat · 08-12-2002

I have a NetGear ME102 based on the same chipset and it's pretty sweet.

08-12-2002	#1 (permalink)
Torn Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Hell Posts: 2	linking 2 networks with a bridge - APs? Hi, I want to link 2 network together in 1 network. I want to do that over a wireless bridge. What for hardware do I need to do that, because I've heard that not every access point can do a brigde or communicate with another access point. Greetz Torn

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Thorn Did you do the math? Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Villa Straylight Posts: 10,423	Assuming that this is NOT and campus WAN, and more of a SOHO setup, the Linksys WAP11 are probably the biggest bang for the buck. Bridging in a ~$100 (per AP) package. __________________ Thorn "Read Altas Shrugged. Compare it to today. Repeat as necessary"

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08-12-2002	#3 (permalink)
mentat Registered Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: CT Posts: 476	I have a NetGear ME102 based on the same chipset and it's pretty sweet.