- Mar 2, 2005
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Hey guys,
After trying to get the Linksys E2000 to play nice and act as a bridge unit and router, I just plain gave up.
According to IT at work, this is a No-Go as far as the E2000 is concerned.
Now, aside from getting an actual "bridge" unit, are there any wireless routers than WILL work as a bridge? The important part is just that I really do not want to have to have 2 pieces of equipment hooked up to do the same thing one should be able to do (plugs, config, wiring...)
Any input would be appreciated.
After trying to get the Linksys E2000 to play nice and act as a bridge unit and router, I just plain gave up.
According to IT at work, this is a No-Go as far as the E2000 is concerned.
Now, aside from getting an actual "bridge" unit, are there any wireless routers than WILL work as a bridge? The important part is just that I really do not want to have to have 2 pieces of equipment hooked up to do the same thing one should be able to do (plugs, config, wiring...)
Any input would be appreciated.