Can one mix 802.11 B and G access points in the same network? I have an older (WaveLAN WavePOINT II) 802.11 B access point that I've just replaced with a Linksys 802.11G box. I'd like to use the WavePOINT II to extend the range of the wireless network. Are there any problems with this setup?
-- Lars
It may reduce all the traffic to "B" speeds, I know that is what happens with individual routers when both "B" and "G" clients connect at the same time.
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