Who's making wireless bridges these days? No, bridges, not just access points. I have two LANs and want to bridge them wirelessly. The wireless access point I bought last week is going back to the shop as it turns out to specifically not do client bridge mode; apparently dlink don't think this is a feature that anybody wants. It'll do bridging as an access point, but not as a client.
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I remember logging on to a bridge at a friends house, because it was a stronger signal than the wireless router in the basement, but I did not look into the details of how it worked. I think the box was made by netgear.
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I could make my server - which runs Debian and serves DHCP and other things - into that client-side bridge by adding a wifi dongle, but I was minded to also use it for IP forwarding (single physical/bridged net, multiple subnets) so would rather have it as close to the uplink as possible.