Wireless Bridge Mode - Networking
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
- Wireless bridge mode is a feature that’s built into a wifi router that wirelessly connects 2 networks together and makes them one network. And it does this by using a router’s wireless signal to connect to another router’s signal to bridge the 2 networks together.
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Great video. I used to flash some old Linksys routers have with the DD-WRT firmware and setup wireless bridge mode. Another use case for this is to connect devices that don't have wifi built-in but need internet access AND you can't run a cable from the device to the router. I used to have a Sony Blu-Ray player that could connect to the internet via ethernet or through a nearly $100 USB wifi adapter that only worked with certain player models. With my wireless bridge I was able to connect my Blu-Ray player to the internet without having to run an ethernet cable across the hous. Nowadays, most devices have wifi built-in so its not that big of an issue anymore, but it still can come in handy.
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The video was well done EXCEPT there was no discussion about wireless signal strength. Trying to get a wireless signal from a SOHO router from one building to another is likely not possible because the signal likely won't be strong enough. Also, if the signal is only 2 bars in strength, that means all connections going through the bridge (wired or wireless) will be limited in speed to the 2 bars of signal from the distant router. I also would have liked to see the option of buying a wireless bridge to connect two routers over greater distances, which would likely be required in the example shown here to get a much stronger (and therefore FASTER) signal from one router to the other.
All you need is external signal booster or repeaters on both ends.
If you have access to roof of both buildings the best choice would be directional antennas.
and if too far apart, now u need a internet router, tunnel encryption, secure id etc etc yadda yadda
But the Wi-Fi devices are so near each other. Based on my 27" monitor it's only 5" apart.
I think he’s trying to get the basics down using a ”perfect world” scenario so people can wrap their heads around the idea of bridge mode
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One thing that should be noted. The routers DO NOT HAVE TO BE THE SAME. I just bridged an old two band Linksys router with a new D-Link tri-band router. I have a desktop that relied on a small USB wireless adapter...a less than ideal internet solution. I connected to the ethernet port on the Linksys router and now have 1 gbs. The bridge mode on some routers give more than one security protocol to bridge with...WPA2 was the best choice for this configuration.
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May I ask if it is possible to configure a wireless bridge that the bridged wirelessly router (2nd router - on the right) would be available by using a computer connected via ethernet cable to the host router (1st - on the left) (available by browser and IP address for example like the first one)? And if the answer is 'yes', how make a configuration of both devices to make it possible. Thx for the accurate answer. If not possible - then what are the options to get access to the 2nd (bridged) router when is in the bridged mode?
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I am curious … I have an asus nighthawk router as well as my modem/router from ATT fiber … Will one bring the other down if I bridge them? Or am I misunderstanding how it will work
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Hi, thanks a bunch for your videos, Can you Explain why we can't bridge a VPN connection? I'm still confused!
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Goodday, can i bridge a router that's already in a bridge mode?
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I had done differently with routers long time ago... was it, to increase main router address 192.168.1.1 for example 192.168.1.20,
then set other routers to connect to that address. Can't remember anymore.
How far can the two routers be from each other while maintaining connection? I have a small building in my backyard some 70 yards away.
That depends entirely on the routers in question and how good their wifi range is and any obstacles in between the routers. General consensus seems to be about 150 ft. on 2.4 ghz and about 50 ft on 5 Ghz.
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Combo routers (with built in modem & switch ) these days have this operating mode of wireless range extenders. Is it the same as wireless bridging? Also, how is that different from wireless repeaters?
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I have connected few cams through wireless bridge which were displaying butter smooth videos
After some technical issues I reset the router settings
After resetting router cams that were connected through wireless bridge are causing so many issue
It keeps disconnecting after few moments
Can u gimme idea Any clue where to start the fixing issues
Does dns servers on router and wireless bridge should be same or they could be different?
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