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bridging 2 (buffalo Wireless-G 125* High Speed)

niai · 2007-09-26 16:10:26

i would like to know how to bridge 2 buffalo Wireless-G 125* High Speed routers together thy have AOSS but i have no idea what is going on with that i am trying to make a network between my house and a friends 2 doors down so that we can share the net and have it cheeper any help would be appreciated thanx

26-09-2007 4:10pm

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niai

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i would like to know how to bridge 2 buffalo Wireless-G 125* High Speed routers together thy have AOSS but i have no idea what is going on with that

i am trying to make a network between my house and a friends 2 doors down so that we can share the net and have it cheeper

any help would be appreciated

thanx

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#2 27-09-2007 10:30am

stanley1

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if you can, change firmware to dd-wrt, Buffalo firmware is very clumsy.

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#3 29-09-2007 9:22pm

niai

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its ok i got it done i was doing it right just the mac address's on the routers was wrong
but netstumbler sorted that out 4 me

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