Hardware (Bridge) question

Are there any wireless bridges that have 2 or more ethernet ports on
the back? Or do I have to add a hub? Thanks. (11g preferred)

I've not seen any of the low-end brands that support more than 1 RJ-45
connection.

I've got several WET11's and use 8 port 10Mbs hubs behind them without any
problem.

Suggest if you go this route you limit the hub to a 10Mbs device only vs.
10/100 Mbs.

A number of early users of the WET11 had problems if they were connected to
100Mbs devices.

WET11 is a 802.11b only device, can't speak to the g series.

it's an access pouint but has Built-in Repeating Function

http://www.buffalo-technology.com/pr...ss/wla-g54.htm



"Jim (MI)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've not seen any of the low-end brands that support more than 1 RJ-45
> connection.
>
> I've got several WET11's and use 8 port 10Mbs hubs behind them without
any
> problem.
>
> Suggest if you go this route you limit the hub to a 10Mbs device only vs.
> 10/100 Mbs.
>
> A number of early users of the WET11 had problems if they were connected
to
> 100Mbs devices.
>
> WET11 is a 802.11b only device, can't speak to the g series.
>
>