Wireless Bridges

[OzDragon]

A Question came to my attention a few days ago and I have always tried to help where and when I can. So I really hope this helps..

First off the stuff you will need for this are as follows... and the reason I suggest this hardware (even though it might be a little more pricey) is -- as the guy in the video explains below -- "you get what you pay for" and your network is as only as good as your hardware.

These are only some suggestions:

Cisco WAP4410N Wireless-N Access Point = http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10052/index.html

Linksys SE2500 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch = http://homestore.cisco.com/en-us/Swi...VVviewprod.htm

Linksys Smart Wi-Fi Router EA4500 N900 Dual-Band Gigabit USB DLNA Cisco Connect Cloud App Enabled = http://homestore-ca.cisco.com/viewpr...145518155#self
**For the record this router is Sexy I want one**
Check out those stats...

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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• Model: Linksys EA4500
• Technology: Wireless-N
• Bands: Simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
• Transmit/Receive: 3 x 3 for 2.4 GHz, 3 x 3 for 5 GHz
• Antennas: 6 Internal
• OS Compatibility: Windows, Mac
• Software Setup: CD Install
• Ethernet Ports x Speed: 4 x Gigabit
• Cisco Connect Software: Yes, App Enabled
• USB Port: Yes, Shared Storage, Virtual USB and Media Server

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

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• PC: Wi-Fi enabled PC with CD or DVD drive, running Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista SP1 or later, or Windows 7
• Mac: Wi-Fi enabled Mac with CD or DVD drive, running OS X Leopard 10.5.8 or later, Snow Leopard 10.6.1 or later, or Lion 10.7 or later
• Web Browser: Internet Explorer 7, Safari 4, or Firefox 3 or higher for optimal browser-based conguration

Well I kinda got dreaming there sorry but, watch this video. This guy is easy to understand and follow and should help anyone out who is looking to bridge their wireless network.

[Kevin Kennedy]

Is this basically bridging a connection so that two systems use the same networking device to use the net? honestly if it is, I never knew you could do it wirelessly o.o

[OzDragon]

Yes, setting it up this way is for doing it where wires are just not feasible.

[Kevin Kennedy]

lol it is when you dun have the money for all those devices...


Edit: yeah...had to correct it, realized I had info in there that made me sound completely retarded @.@

[OzDragon]

Sall good bro..

[paul.will8]

My new router, EA2700 N600 smart wifi linksys router, and it has apparently no wireless range... I can't connect to it in the other rooms, so I reconnected old router and it works. I want to bridge my wrt54g main router to wireless bridge my new ea2700 in my room. Is this possible?