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Old 16-07-2007, 21:03   #1
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Wireless range

I have a Vigor 2800VG, and I would like to extend its wireless range.

I have a spare Linksys WRT54G. Can I somehow use it for this purpose? It's got dd-wrt, but I can install some other firmware if necessary.

Any ideas?
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Old 17-07-2007, 16:42   #2
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Re: Wireless range

Get a antenna. Or i think you could use the Linksys AP by connecting it through a ethernet port.
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Re: Wireless range

According to this link, yes using WDS. At least the WRT54G is WDS capable, not sure about the Vigor.
But don't expect great speeds from it.
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Re: Wireless range

If you want to do it without cables I think you'll be out of look, Draytek's implementation of WDS doesn't work with much else other than Draytek.

Found this out while researching how to link a Vigor 2800 and two D-link 2100AP's.

If you go on the draytek help forum and do a search on WDS, you'll come to the same conclusion.
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