Bridging 802.11 wireless networks...

[Nick Estes]

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Which APs did you link together?

	--Nick


> Yes, you can - set them up in WAP Bridging mode.
>
> I tried this last week.  I spent 3 hours futzing with it, and could not
> get it to bridge, despite RTFM 10x.  I ended up setting one WAP up as a
> WAP, and the other WAP as a WAP client.  Works fine.
>
> As you can see, there are multiple solutions to your problem.
>
> George
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