Wireless Bridge

[coxmattycox]

Hi all,

I have a wireless router in the house connecting a PC and LAPTOP.

Now, I want to collect our new TV to the internet aswell as boosting the PS3 to N speeds rather than G, we cannot get a wire to the TV from the router.

So I was going to get a wireless bridge, so the bridge connects the 2 ethernet devices to the wireless bridge, which then goes to the normal router and hence making them connected to the internet. At least I think thats possible.

I had purchased a Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH believe it would be capable, but seems its simply a bridge, not a wireless bridge.

So 2 questions, 1 is it possible to do what I am doing via a wireless bridge, and 2. can anyone reccomend me a device to do this? wireless N and gigabit if possible

Thanks

Matt

 

[Awahwah]

I know Cisco Wireless AP's can bridge.

So, Switch\Router <-> AP <-> AP <-> Switch <-> Node

 

[Roland0]

I have a wilress bridge setup at home. I used a Linksys WRT54GL, flashed with DD-WRT firmware (tomato,was franky PANTS!) it works nice and stably etc, its not gigabit but you can always uplink it to a switch if you *really* need gigabit.