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No. Wireless bridging (802.11g draft) is not an access point as a client to another access point. It is a dedicated point-to-point link between two access points that support the bridge protocol. Both access points need to support the bridge protocol and need to be configured to use it. That protocol is not part of the final 802.11g spec so there is little support outside of the open router firmwares. Also of concern is that the bridge protocol doesn't work with WPA/ WPA2; you're stuck with WEP for all clients on both sides of the bridge. --Rich P.
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