Option 4, this would seem to be the most logical choice. Not looking for in motion or permanent setup. As mentioned in my original post I have a Buffalo WHR-G54S with DD-WRT v23 SP2 firmware.
Some sort of high gain antenna, another poster, Steve, mentioned some sort of "panel antenna boxes that has/is a directional antenna and the router goes inside for weather protection". This sound like a good way to go with PoE for power, any input?
Do you put the complete router in these boxes or just the logic board?
The Buffalo WHR-G54S, this should do for the outside client radio, in the Client Bridged mode, correct?
Then get another WHR-G54S and set it as AP for the inside, would I use the WAN port on this second router for just the LAN port?
I have a D-link DI-624 laying around doing nothing would this do as the second router, although it has no AP, Client, or Client Bridge modes? Maybe a second WHR-G54S would be better, love the DD-WRT software.
The first router would have the same channel and SSID as the HotSpot AP, correct?
Not sure on the second LAN router inside would that be different or same SSID?
Am I correct that the second router should be on a different channel?
Thank you, once again for any input on this matter.
Danny Kile,