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Cisco Aironet 3500 or other Cisco Aironet bridge. A cheaper, slower alternative is Tranzeo Wireless Bridges. 
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Cisco Aironet 3500 or other Cisco Aironet bridge. A cheaper, slower alternative is Tranzeo Wireless Bridges.

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Make sure you use a good antenna on both ends of the Aironet bridges! Makes all the difference.. 
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Make sure you use a good antenna on both ends of the Aironet bridges! Makes all the difference..

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@-W- &nbsp;I didn't see bridging capability on the 3500 data sheet. &nbsp;Do you have experience with the product?
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@-W-  I didn't see bridging capability on the 3500 data sheet.  Do you have experience with the product?

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Hi<br />
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I have a client that wants to connect his main office network to a remote building so they can have wireless internet access in that biulding. The buildings are approx 150ft apart and are in line of sight. They do not want to dig up the surrounding area so ethernet extenders / fibre are out. What would you recommend as a good outdoor device that can act as a wireless bridge (one on the outside of each building) or a wireless access point if the range is there.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Nick Steele
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Hi

I have a client that wants to connect his main office network to a remote building so they can have wireless internet access in that biulding. The buildings are approx 150ft apart and are in line of sight. They do not want to dig up the surrounding area so ethernet extenders / fibre are out. What would you recommend as a good outdoor device that can act as a wireless bridge (one on the outside of each building) or a wireless access point if the range is there.

Thanks

Nick Steele

Recomendations on outdoor wireless bridge / acces point.

Wireless networking is anything related to the transfer of data between two (or more) devices without the use of a physical connection, ranging from getting advice on a new Bluetooth headset to configuring sophisticated enterprise level networks.