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Can't be that, since they usually also have an ethernet port that they bridge onto.
by Nullabillity 3y ago
Can't be that, since they usually also have an ethernet port that they bridge onto.
- lillecarl 3y agoIt can be this. The device is both a wifi client, does L2 magic for the ethernet port (you can't put a switch behind it) and it can rebroadcast wifi signals, because to do so you don't have to be a client to rebroadcast, but you have to half your airtime, so you're halfing your speed.
- Nullabillity 3y agoAt least the ones I've used also had their own IP address (for the config interface). Hell, one even had a switch built in! (It was a home router with a pretend-to-be-an-extender mode.)