Re: 802.11g bridges?

I am using the Linksys WRT54G AP (Sveasoft firmware) and an Apple 
Airport Express.  The Airport Express (in WDS mode) acts like an 
802.11g repeater, bridge, and streaming music player, all at once. 
(The myth that it can be a bridge/repeater OR a music player, but not 
both, is untrue.)  This works great for me.  I use ReplaySix to 
stream shows from my ReplayTV PVR to my HD1000 all the time -- 
wirelessly!

-- Jared

At 8:14 PM -0700 8/11/04, Allyn Fratkin wrote:
>does anyone have any experience with or recommendations
>for 802.11g bridges?
>
>i am currently using a linksys WET11 (802.11b) for my HD1000
>and another device but want to upgrade to get better speed.  i have a
>netgear WGR614 router i use as an access point, which
>i was disappointed to see is listed as "very poor performance"
>when used with soundbridge.  (hopefully that isn't an
>overall condemnation of the unit itself but something particular
>to the soundbridge).
>
>i am looking at either the netgear WGE101 or linksys WET54GS5.
>the linksys is interesting beacuse it has a 5-port switch built-in.
>
>thanks for any help.
>--
>Allyn Fratkin             [email protected]
>Escondido, CA             http://www.fratkin.com/
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