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Can I bridge 2 ap1200

pauls
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I have a question, we are getting 2 ap1231g,

can I create a wireless bridge between two buildings

with the ap1231?

If not, what do I need? to brdge between the building

that are about 150 apart?

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jcornford
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AFAIK, you can't do this. An AP won't associate to another AP other than as a repeater. To do what you want, ideally you'll need a pair of 350 or 1400 bridges. I guess you mean 150 meters apart? If so, probably want to go for a pair of Yagi (AIR-ANT1949) antennas so you get a good link.

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You can also use new 1300 series bridges.

Srdja

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Oh yeah, forgot about that one! Hard to keep up sometimes.

Actually, your probably better off choosing the 1300 over the 350 if you want 802.11b or g as the 350 will probably go end of life before too much longer.

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jcornford
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AFAIK, you can't do this. An AP won't associate to another AP other than as a repeater. To do what you want, ideally you'll need a pair of 350 or 1400 bridges. I guess you mean 150 meters apart? If so, probably want to go for a pair of Yagi (AIR-ANT1949) antennas so you get a good link.

You can also use new 1300 series bridges.

Srdja

Oh yeah, forgot about that one! Hard to keep up sometimes.

Actually, your probably better off choosing the 1300 over the 350 if you want 802.11b or g as the 350 will probably go end of life before too much longer.

Thanks for everyones response.

We are getting a Bridge kit, with all equipment

needed.

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