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Create a dual-Airport 51 Mbit wireless network bridge
Yeah But...
nah, read it again
"I recently ran into the problem of linking two existing ethernet networks in my company. "
nah, read it again
However, wiring the network to that second floor seemed to be just unmanageable.
nah, read it again
Depends on the building, really. And if the poster is in Ireland, which seems likely, he could be in a fairly old building, making it particularly difficult.
nah, read it again
There's not a floor that can't be cored to. Likely, it may cost more in labour for this work, than purchase several AirPort Extreme bases.
remote clients are wired
"Click on save and let the second Airport boot again. Now you can plug this one to a router on your SECOND network too."
The clients at the second location are not using Airport cards, they're connected by wire to a "router" (probably a switch, not a router). The router is connected to the Airport Extreme Base Station which bridges that network to the first network. Bridging is a nice feature not always found in consumer-oriented access points, such as the Netgear MR814. |
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