what is it thought?
>Jan 24, 2011
You cannot use 2 wireless routers to create a bridge. One side HAS to be a dedicated Wireless Access Point
In the Wireless Access Point set the access point to Bridge mode, and then enter the MAC address of the Wireless Router or Access Point it is connecting to.
You can attach high powered antennas to the access points to make them work better.
If you are going to use real time communication the bridge should be created with 802.11n equipment
yeah this info is outdated
You cannot use 2 wireless routers to create a bridge. One side HAS to be a dedicated Wireless Access Point
In the Wireless Access Point set the access point to Bridge mode, and then enter the MAC address of the Wireless Router or Access Point it is connecting to.
You can attach high powered antennas to the access points to make them work better.
If you are going to use real time communication the bridge should be created with 802.11n equipment
yeah this info is outdated
dude wifi routers have birdge modes now
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@1iceloops123 just gotta get a good one. I get all MicroTik routers and they can do ANYTHING even shit I never heard of... best ones around and affordable.
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@freemo i heard they use openwrt?
@1iceloops123 I have used openwrt, whatever they have is way more advanced, down to the hardware level too. It can do literally everything.
@freemo "RouterOS is a stand-alone operating system based on the Linux v2. 6 kernel, and our goal here at MikroTik is to provide all these features with a quick and simple installation and an easy to use interface." i guess its cool
@1iceloops123 Like I said, its cool in the sense that it covers every tech for wifi you can imagine, easily has 4x the features of openwrt last I used it
@freemo i am mostly looking for ax gear but its because i am looking into getting a ax router for my pc. but getting a second one and put it in bridge mode might be a better idea than buying a extender
