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I have this same configuration working but I don't know about bridging. The
docs say you can bridge b/w two WAP11 devices but from what I have seen,
bridging is NOT possible b/w the WAP11 and the S4.
The way I have it is as follows:
WAP11 -> WEFW11S4
The WAP11 is set to channel 11 and the S4 to channel 6. I have the same
ESSID and WEP encryption for both, DHCP is being assigned to devices
attaching to either AP from the S4. One odd thing though, I noticed that
setting WEP 128 encryption in the WAP11 works as it is supposed to (i.e.
type your passphrase in and the resulting 13 pair key is correct.) When I
set the passphrase on the S4 via the router web page, the key it generates
is NOT correct, So I have to manually enter the 13 pair key to enable WEP
128 on the S4.
HTH, Mike
"Dario" <dar...@infovia.com.ar> wrote in message
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> Hello, I want somebody to tell me if I can make this configuration work.
>
> I want to "Bridge" the lan in a building, connecting an AP11 to the hub of
> this lan. But using the "Client" mode.
> The WAP11 should be accesing a BEFW11S4. Is there any chance to make this
> work? HUB->WAP11(client mode)->BEFW11S4-HUB
>  I've been told that there's no bridge compabtility between this products,
> but i'm not trying to use this function.
> Will the lan attached to the wap11, "see", the cat5 wire lan attached to
the
> to the BEFW11S4, and the wireless clients?
> Will all be routing to the adsl connection in the BEFW11S4 Wireless
4-Port?
> If this connection it's not possible, what are your suggestions?
> Is linksys a good brand?, or should I choose other products?
> Thanks for your Help!
>
>