Hi all,
Looking for a solution to link two buildings (approximately 50m apart line-of-sight), that have NO way of having a hard-wired connection between them.
My current thoughts are a pair of wireless 'N' access points in "Bridge" mode, with each one having it's own directional antenna.
Looking around, many of the access points I can see have two/three aerials - how might this work for this situation? Should I get two/three directional antenna's for each end unit?
What'd be considered a "good option"? Looking at around £5-600 for this (but if the "best" solution ends up being a little bit more, then I'm sure that'll be fine) - the higher the throughput we can get, the better.
Cheers!
Garry
Looking for a solution to link two buildings (approximately 50m apart line-of-sight), that have NO way of having a hard-wired connection between them.
My current thoughts are a pair of wireless 'N' access points in "Bridge" mode, with each one having it's own directional antenna.
Looking around, many of the access points I can see have two/three aerials - how might this work for this situation? Should I get two/three directional antenna's for each end unit?
What'd be considered a "good option"? Looking at around £5-600 for this (but if the "best" solution ends up being a little bit more, then I'm sure that'll be fine) - the higher the throughput we can get, the better.
Cheers!
Garry