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James Kramer wrote: > Is is possible to use an Asus wl-500 G Deluxe router to connect to my > neighbors wireless router, similar to the way my notebook connects to > it? I want to connect my main computer to my neighbors wireless > network, however I do not have a wireless eithernet card. I do have > an old Asus router that support Bridge connections, etc. It seems > like I should be able to use it to connect to the access point. I > would appreciate any suggestions. > Most manufacturer's limit "Bridge" and "Client" modes to their own products, so you may need a device made by the same company as the one your neighbor uses. If the Asus has a "client" mode and will work with non-Asus equipment, it'll probably need the MAC address for your neighbor's Access Point. HTH. Bill -- E. William Horne William Warren Consulting Computer & Network Installations, Security, and Service http://william-warren.com 781-784-7287
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