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Re: New WRT54G Firmware - Built in TX mW selection Im using newest revision 1.42.3.3sv so far so good.Ping and traceroute commands are fine. gj SV:)between seattle wireless and sv who needs linksys lol. Is client mode used for bridging? |
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| "Is client mode used for bridging?"
Depends on what kind of bridging you mean.
The WRT54G has a full WDS implementation that can chain multiple APs together in up to a theoretical 6 hop chain. Essentially you can run mulitple AP's with tens of clients each and they will automatically forward all of the packets to the central AP.
There is another bridging mode called WET - wireless Ethernet T..something  - in the source that apparently requires client mode (the source forces client mode if you choose it - see src/router/wfconf for details). I assume it is some kind of hardware Ethernet bridging over wireless but haven't had a chance to play with it yet.
-- James |
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1 edit | Thx james for explanation your firmware 1.42.3.3sv rocks:)Ps im allergic to linux lol:) |
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I believe Linksys WRT54G doesn't support WDS. I just bought a Buffalo WLA-G54C bridge/repeater to work with my Linksys WRT54G as a repeater. After try to config it for over 3 hours, I can't make it work. I call Linksys and Buffalo tech and they said Linksys didn't support WDS which Buffalo using.
I need to buy the Buffalo router to make it work with the repeater.  |
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| WDS works from WRT54G to WRT54G at least. Try the tutorial here »www.seattlewireless.net/index.cg···ysWrt54g -- search on WDS. It's towards the bottom of the page. |
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