Nearly every SoHo "router" can be put in Bridge Mode, and routers are
nearly always cheaper.
On 5/21/2019 11:04 AM, rv6amark via Elecraft wrote:
Re: "...and work like a bridge between the two network...Like this one for example...I
have been using a similar product (Netgear WINCE2001) for yea
Re: "...and work like a bridge between the two network...Like this one for
example...I have been using a similar product (Netgear WINCE2001) for years on
my home alarm system with no problems. They add WiFi capability to any device
that has an Ethernet port. Be sure to follow the configuratio
There were a couple of comments by Wayne during some pre-announcement
“speculation” on the K4. If my memory serves me correctly the discussion was
around the possibility of there being a Linux machine in the radio.
Presuming there is in fact s Linux machine in the K4, then it is probably
taske
Hello,
this is not good for K4. These products are thought to be manage by
operative systems and drivers (like Windows or Mac or Linux), this is
not the case of the K4 that have a custom "OS" and can't manage that
kind of devices.
Maybe you can use more complicated and expensive devices though
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