WRT54G as ethernet bridge with WPA. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I have a networked camera that I was connecting to my wireless network with a LinkSys WET11G, which worked great. Now I've upgraded my network to use WPA instead of 128-bit...

have a better suggestion for me? I was thinking of a modified WRT54g, but from all the different third party firmwares I've found they all seem to use WDS. thoughts?? You can try this: Basically connect an AP to a Wireless Ethernet Bridge that doesn't...

need help turning Linksys WRT54G into a bridge router. ok, i got my router, and i want to make it into a bridge. i found this article downloaded the file in step 1 but im really confused on step 2. how do i upload the firmware via "Administration->Firmware...

why not leave the ps's as they are and bridge ethernet to wireless? I started looking for ways to do that. Pretty soon I found the WET54G, a wireless ethernet bridge, unfortunately with 1 port only. I could use it to get the linux pc wireless but shouldn't...

Wireless Ethernet Bridge" and security ?. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.lans.ethernet () Hello I want to use a Wireless Ethernet Bridge as a kind of "cable-less cable" to connect remote areas together. What do you think about the security ?. Archived...

pieces of junk that require a bootp server to run. Stay with the parallel port. I find it easier to do such things in two boxes. An ethernet print server and some wireless ethernet bridge client radio. The ethernet print server can be anything. I...

equipment manufacturer? Hope you can help. David Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () The only way you could connect them wirelessly would be to connect a wireless ethernet bridge. You should be able to connect with a cable if both have...

about the WRT54G are you? In any case, the Belkin has better range than any G router, since it relies on a more powerful Wireless networking standard (802.11n). If you want to connect your WRT54G to your Bridge wirelessly, consider getting an extra antenna...

for TiVo ToGo), I've read where you > can used a wired adapter and a "bridge." Can a wireless access point serve > as a bridge? All of the wireless bridges I've found are kind of expensive, > and I see that CompUSA has a Motorola WAP for a good price...

for TiVo ToGo), I've read where you > can used a wired adapter and a "bridge." Can a wireless access point serve > as a bridge? All of the wireless bridges I've found are kind of expensive, > and I see that CompUSA has a Motorola WAP for a good price...