Would anyone who has done much the same care to comment on the following, whether to say I have the right general idea or to correct my course?
Context is that I wish to connect a cctv camera to an NVR on the other side of a plaster wall. The NVR is the DHCP server for the camera of course, and connection should be seamless.
Issue is this will be only a temporary arrangement so I do not wish to put any holes in said wall, run cables along floors through doorways, or anything like that.
Proposed solution is to connect via a wireless bridge.
Plan is to buy two mAP lite, ethernet connected to NVR and camera respectively, wirelessly bridged so that to the NVR and cam it is just a dumb switch.
From reading, my understanding of appropriate configuration steps (ROS 6.49.11) is:
- Remove configuration
- Create bridge and add both interfaces (eth1 and wireless)
- Configure wireless identically on both devices except one is station and the other station bridge
- Set protocol?
- Connect and relax
I expect to offset the mAPs by a metre or so, while the wall will also attenuate the signal so the transmitter is not blasting the receiver. I will probably choose channel 13 (available here) because nobody else does.
Any advice, especially on the protocol point, welcome.