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Bridging Wireless Conections

Discussion in 'Networking (Hardware & Software)' started by turtle123, 2006/11/06.

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    turtle123

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    I live in a basement suite and get my internet via a wireless router from my landlords. Because I'm right on the edge of the routers range I can only connect to it using my desktop using a directional antenna. I happen to have another wireless router (SMC2804WBR) laying around and I want set up a bridge between my desktop's internet and my spare router via my desktops Ethernet, so I can use my laptop's wireless around my place. I have been able to get a similar configuration working using BSD in the past (after a lot of effort), but have thus far been unable to do so in Windows (XP). I have tried just bridging my WLAN and ETH cards with my ETH card plugged into my routers WAN but to no avail. Anyone know how do do this? Thanks

    Stephen
     
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