bwana
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extender A talks to wireless network A whose SSID is 'wireless A'. Extender A provides a boosted wireless signal locally. The local network it provides is named 'extended wireless A'. Extender A also has gigabit ethernet ports. Extender A does not do any natting and simply provides IP addresses as they are doled out by the router servicing hotspot A.
extender B talks to wireless network B and also provides a boosted wireless signal locally. Extender B also has gigabit ethernet ports. Again extender B simply passes on the IP addresses doled out by the router of wireless network B.
Since the local wireless networks these extenders provide are different, there is no conflict. My computer can join either wireless network with out a problem. However, can I connect
these two extenders to coexist on the same wired LAN? Will my bandwidth be the sum of the bandwidths of the two wireless networks?
extender B talks to wireless network B and also provides a boosted wireless signal locally. Extender B also has gigabit ethernet ports. Again extender B simply passes on the IP addresses doled out by the router of wireless network B.
Since the local wireless networks these extenders provide are different, there is no conflict. My computer can join either wireless network with out a problem. However, can I connect
these two extenders to coexist on the same wired LAN? Will my bandwidth be the sum of the bandwidths of the two wireless networks?