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Subject: Fw: Wireless setup
From: Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2002 09:53:10 +0100
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The Boy, Lidstone, is of course correct.

<head held in shame>

G.

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--- In ukha_d@y..., Gareth Cook <g@u...> wrote: > Yes - even the basic NetGear/LinkSys will bridge > Gareth, you give the impression this feature is pretty much "standard" -- IME it isn't! Certainly Trend and Lucent/Orinocco don't, and I *think* Netgear & Linksys are the exception rather than the rule in supporting bridging. It's probably also worth pointing out that bridging usually requires two access points from the same vendor to work... Patrick Prev by Date: Re: Wireless setup Next by Date: RE: Wireless setup Previous by thread: Re: Re: Wireless setup Next by thread: RE: Wireless setup Index(es): Date Thread Home | Main Index | Thread Index

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