2 waps to connect long building ? How?
This is a discussion about 2 waps to connect long building ? How? in the Windows Hardware category; I will have one digital internet connection to a hub in computer lab all on switches. I want the rest of the computers to go wireless. The building is too long for one wap, I did tests and 2 waps will cover the building.
I will have one digital internet connection to a hub in computer lab all on switches. I want the rest of the computers to go wireless. The building is too long for one wap, I did tests and 2 waps will cover the building. How can I set it so the waps will rebroadcast eith others traffic so one end of bullding can go over to other end of building? thelab will be wired and must provide a proxy internet conection for all the WIFI computers in the offices.
I've used wifi units before, but I have never trie to use 2 and have them connect, no idea how to do it.
I've used wifi units before, but I have never trie to use 2 and have them connect, no idea how to do it.
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get a dish if u can.
it will transmit for miles. u can connect a wap at the other end and viola'
super wap
it will transmit for miles. u can connect a wap at the other end and viola'
super wap
yeah setup a wireless bridge
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps458/ps460/index.html
Cisco offers some good products for this, this is the low end one and it just gets better and more expensive from here
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps458/ps460/index.html
Cisco offers some good products for this, this is the low end one and it just gets better and more expensive from here
OP
I did more research and it turns out its autmoatic, just give each wap the same SSID and channel/encryption. each wap will have no trouble reaching each other, its small building, just a little bit too big.
