Help please setting up my first wireless network {Linksys}

I need to get from point A to Point B which is 500 ft apart . I have a cable
modem at point A so help me get it to point B for multi computers .

I have 2 - wap11 access points , 1 - Befw11s4 router and 2 - wmp11 pci cards
and 2 - cantennas .

My first question is where should the router go after the the cable modem or
at the end of the of the 2nd access point which would be B .

#2 what mode would I run the access point in Bridging mode or other ?

I forgot to mention that I don't need Internet access at point A only at
point B . Point A is as far as the cable provider would run it so I thought
I would Hop it to point B .


"Bridges1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I need to get from point A to Point B which is 500 ft apart . I have a
cable
> modem at point A so help me get it to point B for multi computers .
>
> I have 2 - wap11 access points , 1 - Befw11s4 router and 2 - wmp11 pci
cards
> and 2 - cantennas .
>
> My first question is where should the router go after the the cable modem
or
> at the end of the of the 2nd access point which would be B .
>
> #2 what mode would I run the access point in Bridging mode or other ?
>
>

Bridges1 wrote:
> I forgot to mention that I don't need Internet access at point A only
> at point B . Point A is as far as the cable provider would run it so
> I thought I would Hop it to point B .
>
>
> "Bridges1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:m5WUb.24964$(E-Mail Removed). net...
>> I need to get from point A to Point B which is 500 ft apart . I have
>> a cable modem at point A so help me get it to point B for multi
>> computers .
>>
>> I have 2 - wap11 access points , 1 - Befw11s4 router and 2 - wmp11
>> pci cards and 2 - cantennas .
>>
>> My first question is where should the router go after the the cable
>> modem or at the end of the of the 2nd access point which would be B .
>>
>> #2 what mode would I run the access point in Bridging mode or other ?

You are going to have your hands full with consumer level equipment like
LinkSys for reliability over 500 feet, IMO. Look at the Cisco Aeronet
access point and the specs for both -b and -g in overland transmission.
www.ciscosystems.com This will get you started. You might actually
want a wireless modem/router at the service end with excellent
encryption and a good focused antenna.

Q