Hello all,
First, I want to point out that I am far from new with wireless, and network topology, but VERY new to the routerboards. Most of my wireless expierance has been using Cisco devices. With that said, here is the current configuration. We have a area up in rural northern michigan, where about 5 people want to share a commerical high speed internet connection. Only one person is within the required distance to get the commericial DSL package, and being they are somewhat family to me, I am trying to help them out. Being the ruralness, we are using the SR9 radios, for their better NLOS operation. At the head end, the internet is terminated into a router, which is connect to ether1 of the RB132. The RB132 has a SR9 in wlan1, and a SR2 in wlan2. The 2.4 radio was added because it didn't cost much, and would make life easier if we can get LOS for any of the people we are connecting to. The SR9 is connected to a 6 db omni directional that is around 50 feet in the air. The CPE device is a RB112, with a single SR9, and an assortment of yagi and panel antennas to use to attempt to get signal. So here is the issue, the RB132 is operating in AP mode, the CPE's are in bridge mode. I am trying to get a computer plugged into the ethernet interface on the 112 to communicate with the internet on the ether port of the 132. I have set up bridges on the devices, and the wlan port seems to be able to talke to ether port, but the 112 cannot seem to talk to the 132. Im sure this is something terribly simple, but after a couple days of messing around with it, I am just going to reach out for some help. BTW, the radios can see each other using the scan function, but that is about it. Thanks for your help,
-Nick