10-09-2012 11:55 AM - edited 03-07-2019 09:22 AM
I have two separate offices in the same building that I'm trying to connect. They are physically far apart so I cannot connect them wirelessly. I have had an ethernet cable run from the main office to the second office and physically connected it to a WET200. I can see the WET200 on my router in the main office. In the second office, I want clients to be able to come in and connect wirelessly to the WET200 which will then connect them to my router and internet connection. The WET200 is the correct device for this?
10-10-2012 02:28 PM
Hello
Well from the name it is Cisco WET200 Wireless-G Business Ethernet Bridge so it is supposed to exactly what you
are referring to. please refer to the below link for more information about the options that can suit your deployment
Hope it will help
Ahmed Sonba
10-11-2012 10:12 AM
Hi Ahmed, the wet200 does not broadcast a wireless connection. It cannot service as a wireless AP. The unit should be considered as a "wireless switch". You may wirelessly bridge between the units but require a physical connection to the wet200 for the remote users.
Here is a diagram
-Tom
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