I've got an Asus WL-520 wireless router (clone of the Linksys WRT) with dd-wrt installed on it. I've set it up as a wireless bridge (so it's a client of some other wireless network and serves up a connection to that other wireless network to its own clients). You can also set the MAC it uses. So... it seems as though you could use a laptop to accept terms, then turn your router/bridge on (with its MAC set to be the same as your laptop). The Squeeze gear just always connects as a client to your router/bridge. I've done this, but just to extend range (the Asus router can connect to wireless networks that my notebook can't - too weak). I originally thought I'd need a directional antenna, but the standard omni that comes with it works fine. Oh - and if you were, for some reason, limited to only one MAC connecting to a wireless network, well, all your clients would appear as the router/bridge MAC This particular router wants 5VDC. The Linksys WRT uses 12VDC. I went with the Asus as it makes a better travel / hotel router (packs smaller, router + power supply's a good deal lighter), but if you're on 12V...
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