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Reverse Access point
I would like to find a device that connects to the network wirelessly and provides an RJ-45 ethernet connection.
Reverse access point if you will.
Basically provide an RJ-45 in another room wirelessly, using my existing Wireless network, not any of those 2 wire outlet adapters.
Reverse access point if you will.
Basically provide an RJ-45 in another room wirelessly, using my existing Wireless network, not any of those 2 wire outlet adapters.
Sounds like you want a wireless bridge. Are you going to be using this for home use or business use? If it's home use I'd recommend a linksys wrt54g model with a thirdparty firmware on it such as dd-wrt, tomato or openwrt operating in wireless bridge mode.
grab one of these :
http://www.myessentialssupport.com/sites/myessentials/dl/P75284_ME1004-R_man.pdf
http://www.myessentialssupport.com/sites/myessentials/dl/P75284_ME1004-R_man.pdf
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I ended up buying a Linksys by cisco bridge, but it was worthless NEVER stayed connected. I have now gotten a Hawking unit that is ACES. Wireless 300N by Hawking.
Great stuff. Thanks for the point in the right direction.
Great stuff. Thanks for the point in the right direction.
http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.aspx?EDC=1272518