wirelessly connect 2 LANs

I just called D-link sales to see if they might have what I need. After
discovering the person I was talking to seemed to not understand the
network arrangement I have, I just narrowed it down to one simple case
and asked him: what D-link products would I use to wirelessly connect
2 LANs together? His answer is that D-link does not have a product to
do that.

Is this the real state of the technology, or bad product planning, or
just a clueless sales dweeb?

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On 19 Jul 2006 17:00:40 GMT, phil-news-(E-Mail Removed) wrote in
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>I just called D-link sales to see if they might have what I need. After
>discovering the person I was talking to seemed to not understand the
>network arrangement I have, I just narrowed it down to one simple case
>and asked him: what D-link products would I use to wirelessly connect
>2 LANs together? His answer is that D-link does not have a product to
>do that.
>
>Is this the real state of the technology, or bad product planning, or
>just a clueless sales dweeb?

(c) D-Link DWL-2100AP <http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=292> can be
configured as a bridge or wireless client.

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