You can get specialist point to point bridges for this. Motorolla do short and long range ones. We have both. One does 1Gbps over a 300m gap (but it will go a bit further) and the long range ones we have running backup links to a site 26km away @ about 10meg throughput.
I'll see if i can find the exact models we use. I'm assuming this is used just for bridging two geograpically separate ethernet networks?
My Bad our 1Gig link isn't motorolla it's a Bridgewave unit, the model of which I can't remember i'd have to track it down on the network and log into the management interface.
It's predecessor (and current failover backup) is a Motorolla PTP-600.
Edit: probably more appropriate for you would be the 43Mbps PTP-400 series. They're about £4000. Which sounds steep, but it's a one off cost which makes them lots cheaper than the equivalent in leased lines in the long term.
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