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WAP11 – Bridge
I've setup two WAPs in Bridge mode and they work fine, at full speed. My guess is some parameter in the
setup. They must use the same channel, and have the remote MAC address correct to work.
I've had two WAP11s in Bridge mode. Works fine. But of course it's no longer an AP, just a bridge, so no
wireless clients are going to be serviced.
If you hooked a wire between the two networks, would it work? The reason for the question is that the
only thing the bridge does is provide a connection that acts like a wire.
1. Are both units on the same channel?
2. Did you fill in two MAC addresses: Each WAP11 gets the MAC address of the other unit ?
3. Do both units have the same ESSID text string, like "mybridge"
This is another (successful attempt) to bridge two WAP11s:
I read the posts on this newsgroup for a few days and decided to go with two WAP11's in a bridging
configuration. This will allow me to place the WAP11's remote from the router and computer they are
serving (less obstructions in between) with the additional option of different (and further remote) antennae
if required.
I spent one evening updating them to ver 1.4f (I'm using the USB utility which doesn't show 1.4f5 as does
the SNMP utility). Note that both AP's reported "Cannot upgrade firmware to 1.4f" at the end of the
upgrade process, but after power cycling the AP's the configuration utility correctly reported "Firmware
Version 1.4f.
I spent more time working with configurations trying to get communication between both sides (currently
about 1 meter apart) without success.
This evening I connected each WAP11 to its own computer using crossover cables. The IDSL router was
not involved. Each computer has its own IP address and after playing with configurations some more I was
able to ping each computer from the other. I have file and printer sharing disabled so I didn't test that. But I
do take this as an indication that you can set up an ad hoc configuration with two WAP11's, which may be
helpful in getting greater range between two computers than you could with two cards.
- Disclaimer 7
- Windows 98SE 7
- FAQ (Unofficial) Win95/98 8
- IP Addresses – Find Your Own 8
- NetBEUI – Win XP 9
- Trojans 12
- Troubleshooting 12
- CAB Files – Extracting 19
- CD – Make Autorun 19
- CD Player – Disable AutoRun 20
- CD Player – Enable AutoRun 20
- CD Player – Set Default 20
- CTRL-ALT-DEL – Disable 21
- Cookies – Killing Them (IE) 21
- Copy Entire Hard Drive 22
- Drive Letter – Setting to M 23
- Hotmail 24
- What You Need 25
- Setting Up the Host 25
- Setting Up the Clients 26
- Cabling Decisions 27
- Testing the Connection 30
- Cleaning Up (optional) 30
- Install Windows98 OS 32
- Install Windows 98 over NT 33
- IRQ Lists 35
- Memory Maximum for Windows98 36
- MSCONFIG.EXE 36
- MS-DOS Compatibility Mode 37
- MSN Messenger – Removing It 37
- Password Reset – NT/2000/XP 39
- Print Problems – All Windows 39
- Poledit Information 39
- Security Tricks – Windows 98 62
- Securing OE and IE 62
- Updates to Windows 98E 64
- USB Help Suggestion 65
- USB Information 65
- Windows CD – Making One (ME) 65
- Windows Official Update Site 68
- Wipe Hard Drive – debug.exe 68
- Registry Cleaners 69
- Boot CD – Thinkpad 600E 75
- Boot Disks 76
- Boot Time – How to Speed UP 76
- Direct Cable Connection 77
- Windows XP 78
- Blue List XP KeyGen 79
- Bootup Quicker 80
- CD Burner – Disable 80
- CD Burner – Enable and Use 80
- CD Ripper – A Good One 81
- Context Menu Handlers 82
- DNS Client 86
- DVD Player for XP 86
- EZCD Creator – Removing 86
- File Security Access 87
- Install Clean Windows XP 89
- IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL 89
- Jet Direct Print Server 90
- Linksys WPC11 and XP 90
- Logout Automatically on Idle 90
- Messenger – How to remove 90
- Net Send – Removing 91
- Network Neighborhood Missing 91
- Plug and Play – Disable 95
- PowerToys – ALT-TAB 96
- PPPoE – XP Setup 96
- Product Key Lost 98
- Registered Name – Changing 98
- Time Synchronization 103
- Windows Messenger Ads 107
- USB 2.0 108
- Application Software 111
- Albums to CD 112
- AOL Information – E-Mail 112
- Anti-Virus Personal Edition 114
- CD – convert cda to wav 114
- CD Burning – Autorun 114
- CD Duplicating on XP ONLY 116
- CD Label Making Programs 116
- Clone CD – Keycode 118
- Defrag for NT 119
- DirectX Version 120
- DVD Copy Information 120
- DVD Player 121
- DVD – rip DTS from DVD 121
- DVD – rip MP3 from DVD 121
- DVD Troubleshooting 122
- Evidence Elimination 123
- F-Prot – DOS Anti-Virus 123
- FAX by Internet – HQ Fax 124
- Freeware – FAQs and Lists 125
- Graphics Viewer – IrfanView 128
- HTML Link Checker 129
- HTML Tools 129
- HTML Viewers 129
- Mail Servers 131
- Mail Spam – Removing 132
- MP3 Spliters 132
- Napster Equivalents 132
- Netscape 4.8 133
- Netscape 7.0 134
- Netscape – Download 134
- Netscape – FTP Hijacked 134
- Netscape – Install/Upgrade 134
- Netscape – Help Sites/Forums 135
- Netscape – Java Plugin 135
- Netscape – Plugins 136
- Netscape – Profile Password 136
- Norton AV – Serial Number 138
- Outpost – Firewall 138
- PDF – Word Doc to PDF 138
- PDF to HTML Conversion 140
- PDF Software 140
- Powerpoint Alternatives 140
- Power Toys by Microsoft 140
- Print Screen 141
- Processor Speed 141
- Proxomitron Help 185
- RAR files 186
- RASPPPOE 186
- Reminders – xReminderLT 186
- Sound Recorder – Messer 186
- Spambuster 187
- Spy Ware Removal 187
- Transparent GIF Creator 187
- Trojan Remover 187
- Tweaking Toolbox 187
- Turbo Tax 2002 188
- VPN – Ports 189
- Network 190
- CAT5 Cable – Installing 191
- Connection Monitoring 191
- FVS318 – VPN Software 192
- Hawkings – PN656 PCMCIA Card 192
- Linksys AP 1.1 Problems 192
- PPPoE Information 194
- RT314 – Filters 194
- RT314 – Troubleshooting 194
- WAP11 – Bridge 197
- WAP11 – MAC Authorization 198
- WAP11 – Power Hack 199
- WAP11 – Setup 199
- WAP11 – Version 2.2 Problems 200
- WPC-11 Adapter – Install 200
- Westell Wirespeed – Settings 201
- Wireless Bridging 203
- David Gok 204 204
- Wireless Insecurity Articles 205
- ATTBI (ISP) Information 205
- Fraud – Site and Numbers 206
- HP 932C and XP 206
- IBM Thinkpad A31P 207
- Microsoft Knowledge Base 208
- PacBell Web Information 208
- PCMCIA – Cables 208
- Privacy Web Sites 208
- Router Installation 209
- WAP11 – Amplifiers 210
- WAP11 – Antennas 210
- Security Test Sites 210
- WAP11 – Antennas Homemade 212
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