cbagger01

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Posted: Feb. 11 2005,23:35 |
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If you can't get a WIFI adapter to work with your thin client, an alternative might be to set up a wireless bridge. If you already own the router/AP, you can buy a bridge or "gaming adapter" and then connect it up to the wired LAN port on your thin client. The thin client will think that it is connected to a wired network instead of a wireless network.
Otherwise, you could purchase two LinkSYS WRT54g routers and install sveasoft custom firmware that allows you to use the 2nd router as a wireless bridge in "WDS mode".
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