Preyhunter
Technical User
My question is...
Can both solutions listed above be implemented on the same "repeater" router? In other words, can you configure the repeater router to act as a range extender for an existing wireless network as well as a wireless bridge for an ethernet device?
My situation is that I want to hook my xbox up to the repeater via cat5 (on the 2nd floor of the house) and have it communicate with another box on the lan through the main router via the wireless link (both on the first floor). Other wireless computers on the lan on the second floor cannot communicate with the main router on the first floor due to signal strength issues. I have already tried pumping the transmit power up some, which doesn't seem to help. I would like the wireless computers on the second floor to use the repeater as a range extender for the router on the first floor, while using the repeater as a wireless ethernet bridge for the xbox at the same time.
I've followed sawback's directions for setting up WDS and I've been able to get the repeater to act as a range extender, but his directions for setting up as a bridge (or client) have a different set of settings.
I know that I could pay $20 and ask this question on the Sveasoft forums, but $20 seems a little steep to me for one question.
Is this possible? If so, are there any steps you could provide to make this work for me?
Can both solutions listed above be implemented on the same "repeater" router? In other words, can you configure the repeater router to act as a range extender for an existing wireless network as well as a wireless bridge for an ethernet device?
My situation is that I want to hook my xbox up to the repeater via cat5 (on the 2nd floor of the house) and have it communicate with another box on the lan through the main router via the wireless link (both on the first floor). Other wireless computers on the lan on the second floor cannot communicate with the main router on the first floor due to signal strength issues. I have already tried pumping the transmit power up some, which doesn't seem to help. I would like the wireless computers on the second floor to use the repeater as a range extender for the router on the first floor, while using the repeater as a wireless ethernet bridge for the xbox at the same time.
I've followed sawback's directions for setting up WDS and I've been able to get the repeater to act as a range extender, but his directions for setting up as a bridge (or client) have a different set of settings.
I know that I could pay $20 and ask this question on the Sveasoft forums, but $20 seems a little steep to me for one question.
Is this possible? If so, are there any steps you could provide to make this work for me?