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02-Mar-2009, 01:07 AM #1
Question Wireless Bridge Device to Switch???
I recently bought a WET54G Wireless Bridge. It works great. For those of you who dont know it is a device that connects wirelessly to a router and acts as a bridge with no actual WAP's.

MY QUESTION:

Can you connect it into say a 4 port switch and run more that one device.

For example I want to connect my XBOX360 and a Blu Ray Player.
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02-Mar-2009, 02:46 AM #2
yes you can. you'll need hook them together using a crossover cable.
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