Re: Re: Linksys WEP11
Andy Laurence <[email protected]> Thu, 19 Sep 2002 09:12:59 +0100 (BST)
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Douglas Smith wrote: > On 17-Sep-02, you wrote: > > I'm a little unsure of whether this will work as promised. > > Having had a quick look at the linksys site, it is presented > as a wireless network dongle rather than a combined access point > and bridge - I think the bridge terminology means it bridges > ethernet to wireless rather than wireless to wireless. > > Then again, Linksys might just be describing their products > capabilities *really* badly. I'm not sure which it is. An access point will bridge wired>wireless, so what's new about this one? The Slashdot article suggested it did wireless bridging/clients simultaneously, but the Linksys site neither confirms or denies. That's what we need this test for. Actually, if we stick one/two access points in the front of Alex's house, and the WEP11 at the back, we should be able to test from the garden whether bridging works properly. This OK with you, Alex? Andy