Dan Lund wrote:

>Guys,
>Really stupid question and I need a straight forward answer.
>Can a wireless 802.11 access point act as a bridge to connect to an
>existing 802.11 access point?
>The selection of dedicated wireless bridges is thin, and I was just
>curious if it was something that an access point can do.
>(I have a basic Linksys RTP300 VoIP router for vonage, looking to hook
>a bridge to it and move the phone to the living room)
>  
>
I loaded 3rd party firmware on my Linksys. I can't remember the name, 
but it's one of the "famous" ones. Anyway, with that it'll work in 
several different modes such as repeater or client. Right now I've got 
mine set up as a client, so it joins the wireless network and provides 
wired ethernet at the other end of the house (and has a voip phone 
plugged in)...

-- 
Darrin Chandler
dwchandler@stilyagin.com
http://www.stilyagin.com/

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