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Originally Posted by SMHarman
Having 12 of them you probably know, but I think the Linksys compatibility thing is more to do with configuration rather than the standard itself.
YOu can do the same with the Apple Airport and the Apple Airport express devices. I think they took this route to build big wireless clouds in schools etc.
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Yeah, 2.4Ghz 802.11a/b/g should all be compatible..... Its how the devices talk to each other, linksys have designed there expanders to talk to the linksys equipment (linksys routers have a mini copy of linux on them) and i would assume that the expanders have the necessary connection details to be able to talk to them correctly. I tried to connect one to a D-Link setup we had, whilst it would connect to the D-Link router with no problems, it wouldnt allow traffic to pass through
