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fr3dd
07-08-2007, 20:39
hi. i recently bought a wl 500 and i want to connect it to other Access Point by Wireless and distribute the signal. Like a Repeater.

It is possible to do that?

fr3dd
10-08-2007, 01:41
i manage to associate to a ssid by the command

wl ap 0
wl wet 1
wl scan
wl scanresults
wl join SSID

and in wireless status appear

Mode : Hybrid
Channel : 3

Stations List
----------------------------------------
Associated Station
************************* - the SSID i pick to connect.

but how do i use that connection from the desktop i'm using?
i try to connect to the router, i try to put the ip on the ethernet card.
nothing works.

can anybody help me? how do i use the modem as a client and distribute the signal to the ethernet ports or if i can distribute the signal by wireless.

fr3dd
16-09-2007, 16:44
is anyone willing to help me? thank you

C4Vette
16-09-2007, 19:58
Connecting one AP to another over WiFi needs WDS. You did't tell what brand/model the other AP is, but it must support WDS (Wireless Distribution System). Some models do (only) support 'lazy'-WDS and for others you must add the MAC-address of the other side of the 'bridge'.
Unlike what others say; the SSID may differ. I use this myself to have it clear what AP I'm connected to. They must both use the same channel. WEP-encryption is supported, WPA not.
I'm told this sort of bridging costs half of the speed, haven't verified that.
It is also possible to use routing, so you create a different network-address at the other end.

So for starters: have a look at WDS

good luck,

Greetz from the Netherlands

fr3dd
17-09-2007, 14:59
i manage to do that. the ap is a sitecom.

i manage to associate the router to the ap but how do to my desktop connect to the router and the router use the internet connection from the ap.

C4Vette
17-09-2007, 19:01
My settings of the ASUS being the remote (wireless bridged) AP:

wl ap 1 NOT 0
wl wet 0 NOT 1

wl0_mode = ap NOT hybrid, but the other AP=hybrid.

hope it helps,

Ed