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houseofstartrek
08-06-2004, 12:20 PM
IN OUR TOWN THEIR IS A NEW CYBERSPOT WIRELESS
BROADBAND INTERNET THAT GOES ALL THE WAY LESS
2 BLOCKS FROM MY HOME. (802.11)

NOBODY IN THIS TOWN HAS ANY ANSWERS ABOUT THIS
NEW SYSTEM IN PLACE.

What I need to know is what is a wireless bridge so I

can get the signal into my home ? , and also what does

it cost ?, and where can I get this device ? ...

Please talk in easy to understand language cause this

is very confusioning to me !

thanks;

richard

modgeek2003
08-10-2004, 06:02 PM
Basiclly a bridge connects network segments.


A network segment is a single section of network media that connects computers.
For example, suppose you have three computers: computer A, computer B, and computer C. Computer A has two Ethernet network adapters, and computers B and C have one Ethernet network adapter each. An Ethernet cable connecting A to B would create one network segment. An additional Ethernet cable connecting A to C would create a network segment.



Basic Ethernet-to-Wireless. This type connects directly to a single device via an Ethernet port, and then provides a wireless connection to an access point


They can run anywhere from $35
to over a thousand. Tehy really dont make bridgesa anymore, they are a dying tech replaced by switches and hubs.