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Originally Posted by Wicked_and_Crazy
I guess it depends how the access points are turned off. If they are not providing a client association service or the access points are just not active at all.
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Completely turned off via DD-WRT
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Here's the link :
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php...Point_Function
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Come on mate don't bail on me now :/
Reps for your effort
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Looks like I'm fearing this :
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I was considering getting an AirPort Basestation Extreme and Express together to extend the wireless network. But then I came across this note in the review:
One note: when using the AirPort Express as a WDS, you are limited to either using 128-bit WEP or turning off security altogether. This was not mentioned on the AirPort Express pages on apple.com, although it is addressed in the manual. WPA is generally not supported over bridged connections on WiFi products due to the fact that WPA encrypts the MAC addresses which WDS relies on for communication. Keep this limitation in mind when using the Express as a bridge.