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The theory of my set up

  • 10-02-2012 1:15pm
    #1
    shayser
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    Can what I have in the image be done in the way I have it laid out? Would both APs need to be in bridge mode? Would I even need a second access point or would a standard wireless router do? I have one of these: http://www.metrix.net/ubiquiti-picostation-5-p-126.html


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  • #2
    rolion
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    shayser wrote: »
    Can what I have in the image be done in the way I have it laid out?
    Would both APs need to be in bridge mode?
    Would I even need a second access point or would a standard wireless router do?
    I have one of these: http://www.metrix.net/ubiquiti-picostation-5-p-126.html

    Yes !
    Yes, point-to-point,on MAC address !
    No!
    That is perfect,just need a second for other end !


  • #3
    gouche
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 416 ✭✭gouche


    Yeah we use Ubiquiti where I work. Piece of cake to configure and pretty reliable.


  • #4
    _underscore
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 35 ✭_underscore


    Yea, that's perfect.

    +1 on Ubiquiti. They really are great.


  • #5
    shayser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,650 ✭✭✭shayser


    Thanks. Would IP addressing need to be fixed?


  • #6
    shayser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,650 ✭✭✭shayser


    Do I need the second router? Could I give the PCs (on the right in the diagram) static IPs, with the AP as the gateway?


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  • #7
    rolion
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    Use static IP address,disable DHCP everywhere.

    You don't need a second router,just two WAPs and a DSL router.

    Default gateway for both network is the DSL router,if both WAPs share same address range.Same for DNS,with backup on the ISP server(s).


  • #8
    shayser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,650 ✭✭✭shayser


    OK. I did set the gateway on a laptop to the IP of the one AP I have (second one on the way) with the AP pointing to the router, and it worked, i.e, the laptop had DSL access.


  • #9
    shayser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,650 ✭✭✭shayser


    Works well. DHCP too.


  • #10
    PogMoThoin
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    shayser wrote: »
    Do I need the second router? Could I give the PCs (on the right in the diagram) static IPs, with the AP as the gateway?

    Access points don't route, therefore they shouldn't be set as gateway. Gateway in your case is the IP of the Dsl router


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