WiFi Ethernet Bridge
Hi all,
I am currently using DLAN/Powerline to connect from the cable modem to the router which are in two different rooms in the basement, Unfortunately the performance is rather bad (limited to 10 MBit/s) and it seems that there is some packet-loss that leads to problems with VoIP.
I am now thinking about replacing this solution with two wireless ethernet bridges as I cannot run a cable. Do you have any recommendations? I would prefer something WPA encrypted with a rather simple setup. All I need is a simple bridge that connects these two ethernet segments.
Regards,
Lordy
I am currently using DLAN/Powerline to connect from the cable modem to the router which are in two different rooms in the basement, Unfortunately the performance is rather bad (limited to 10 MBit/s) and it seems that there is some packet-loss that leads to problems with VoIP.
I am now thinking about replacing this solution with two wireless ethernet bridges as I cannot run a cable. Do you have any recommendations? I would prefer something WPA encrypted with a rather simple setup. All I need is a simple bridge that connects these two ethernet segments.
Regards,
Lordy
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demonfurbie Member Posts: 1,819 ■■■■■□□□□□
Microcom AIRWIRE Plug-N-Play Wireless Ethernet - RJ-45 Ports, Power Adapters, RJ-45 Cables at TigerDirect.com
ive used something like that before and it solved my issues however i dont think that model has wpa, but im sure if you look at there site they may offer one with wpawgu undergrad: done ... woot!!
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Qord Member Posts: 632 ■■■■□□□□□□
I set up a bridge at home, but it's primarily to extend my wireless range so the neighbors can use it too. I'd suggest a couple cheap (<$50) wireless routers, and flash them with ddwrt firmware. Not exactly simple, but it took me about an hour from opening the package to being live on both routers.