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Thread Author: RattleandSmoke Replies: 18
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 Thu 18 Nov 10 21:47 
 Using a router as a bridge - RattleandSmoke
In the end I bought a cheap TP Link bridge which cost me £16. It was a bit of a nightmare to setup as the user interface is a bit vague. It is working perfectly now and download speeds are fine.

I also bought a brand new 19" widescreen TFT for the workbench which set me back £69.32 so the day wasn't too bad.

I tried lifting the carpet but it just won't budge, if the TP Link bridge becomes unreliable then I will have to just use a cable and if it doesn't work too well long term I will always always have use for an access point. It even with a device to allow power over ethernet which can be handy in some circumstances.
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 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 16:27
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 16:33
 Using a router as a bridge  rtj70 17 Nov 10 17:55
 Using a router as a bridge  spamcan61 17 Nov 10 18:09
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 17 Nov 10 18:24
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 18:27
 Using a router as a bridge  sherlock47 17 Nov 10 18:03
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 18:19
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 17 Nov 10 18:33
 Using a router as a bridge  rtj70 17 Nov 10 18:44
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 18:51
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 17 Nov 10 18:58
 Using a router as a bridge  rtj70 17 Nov 10 19:50
 Using a router as a bridge  Mike H 17 Nov 10 19:35
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 17 Nov 10 23:04
 Using a router as a bridge  Rhubarb 18 Nov 10 09:27
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 18 Nov 10 21:47
 Using a router as a bridge  bhoywonder 19 Nov 10 10:17
 Using a router as a bridge  RattleandSmoke 19 Nov 10 12:32
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