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Deciding on a consumer grade 802.11G wireless bridge?

Hi,

I'm in the market for one of these and wondering whether there are any significant differences?

my router is a linksys WRT54GS. I would like to connect the bridge to at least one if not more devices on my entertainment center. Can I buy a single port bridge and then expand it with a hub at a later date, or do I need to by an AP/bridge if I want to add more than one device?

Thanks,

Reply to
Al Puzzuoli
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Somthing like the linksys wet54g ought to work, it appears it can handle multiple mac addresses so you ought to be able to plug it into a switch or hub and add multi connections

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Airhead

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