wireless device that can talk to another like it

I'm looking for an external, ethernet connected, wireless device, preferrably
one with router capability, that is able to communicate wirelessly with a
device of the same model and firmware, regardless of what the mechanism of
doing so is. Apparently a bridge can do this, or something with WDS capability.
Maybe some other means exists such as software hacks. But whatever the means
is, I want to get at least 2 of them communicating with each other wirelessly.
It would be even better if 3 or more of them can do so. And it would also be
a big plus if my existing wireless printer can also communicate (HP 6980) with
at least one of them. That printer can communicate with a previous router I
once had for a short while that turned out to be an access point, even though
Netgear never said anywhere that it was. It can also communicate with a bridge
I have now provided both are placed in ad-hoc mode. It should also be able to
communicate with a Windows based wireless laptop, when configured with all
the right security info, for guests to use. I want to have two or more of the
very same model, whichever it is.

A couple possible candidate devices: Netgear WG302 and Netgear KWGR614.

Suggestions?

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phil-news-(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I'm looking for an external, ethernet connected, wireless device, preferrably
> one with router capability, that is able to communicate wirelessly with a
> device of the same model and firmware, regardless of what the mechanism of
> doing so is. Apparently a bridge can do this, or something with WDS capability.
> Maybe some other means exists such as software hacks. But whatever the means
> is, I want to get at least 2 of them communicating with each other wirelessly.
> It would be even better if 3 or more of them can do so. And it would also be
> a big plus if my existing wireless printer can also communicate (HP 6980) with
> at least one of them. That printer can communicate with a previous router I
> once had for a short while that turned out to be an access point, even though
> Netgear never said anywhere that it was. It can also communicate with a bridge
> I have now provided both are placed in ad-hoc mode. It should also be able to
> communicate with a Windows based wireless laptop, when configured with all
> the right security info, for guests to use. I want to have two or more of the
> very same model, whichever it is.
>
> A couple possible candidate devices: Netgear WG302 and Netgear KWGR614.
>
> Suggestions?
>

Gateway 7001. Cisco [any newer model].