Re: shared WifI web between houses?

No? Once you set up the pheenet as a bridge to the belkin all the clients 
will see is the belkin. It IDs as the belkin. look for diagrams to better 
understand the setup. I can't help with the interface setup as I don't know 
either unit.
George
At 01:01 PM 4/20/2005, you wrote:

>And do both routers, i.e A and B both have to have bridging capability? 
>I've tried this before and just got confused and gave up (probably more 
>due to lack of manufacturers instructions). Was hoping to set up something 
>very similar.
>
>My main router/modem is a (Belkin f5d7630) and I have a seperate Pheenet 
>WL118G+ (Long range wireless multi client bridge), can anyone help with 
>this hardware combination?
>
>Steve!
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>The simple answer is yes. But the router must have bridging capability. 
>IE. be a bridge rather than a simple router. I will leave it to others to 
>recommend a specific unit. Keeping in mind that You don't have easy access 
>to the great feast of equipment available in the USA. I  am in Italy right 
>now and can attest to the limited resources and high prices of equipment 
>locally. Many net purveyors do not ship internationally.
>George
>
>At 02:18 PM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
>
>>I want to share a WiFi connection with a few neighbours, problem is they 
>>are quite some distance apart.
>>
>>between me and my first neighbour, there is another person who wouldn't 
>>mind if I stuck up some kind of relay in the way to boost the signal. 
>>Would it be possible for me to put a WifI network up in my house, and 
>>another off-the-shelf wifi router up in my neighbours house, just plugged 
>>in to the mains, no PCs or anything, to boost the signal to my other 
>>neighbour ?
>>
>>ie A has the base station but is too far from B, but B agrees to just 
>>plug in a router in his loft/chimney with no other stuff, just to boost 
>>the signal a bit further etc. Can this be done?
>>
>>preferences for (home-based/cheap!) equipment? approx 120m line-of-sight 
>>with 1 house in the way.
>>
>>I know this has been a subject on here before, but I'm not technical at 
>>all. All I know is that I have direct line-of-sight to my neighbour over 
>>the road, and he in turn has direct line of sight to my other neighbour. 
>>If I stick a WiFi router up on the chimney, as will the other two hoses, 
>>can we share the WiFi?
>>
>>We live up in the mountains in Spain and I have a phone line, but my 
>>neighbours cant get one (let alone broadband!) hence the share request.
>>
>>Also need a parts list if anyone can recommend exterally-fitted (ie 
>>weatherproof) units.
>>
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