Wireless *switch*?

[Cole Tuininga]

On Tue, 2004-12-07 at 10:07, Travis Roy wrote:
> a Wireless access point is really not much more then a bridge. Most do 
> come with NAT stuff but you can switch that off. Both my Apple Airport 
> (old one), the Linksys at work, and the D-Link in our other work 
> location have this option.
> 
> Just make sure it's JUST an access point and not a wireless "router".

Going this route, the access point just establishes the connection, and
then the wireless device (a laptop for instance) can issue a DHCP
request like normal?

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Cole Tuininga
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