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Join Date: Jul 2008
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OS: Windows XP Professional SP3, Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2
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Using Laptop as Wi-fi Access Point
Hello all,
I am currently at an academic camp, where we are using ethernet cables to connect to the internet. For the sake of convenience, I was wondering whether or not it is possible for my laptop to become a wireless access point without using ad-hoc, because some devices on the network have problems with the ad-hoc network. So Internet --wired--> My Laptop --wireless--> Other computers with Wi-Fi |
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Re: Using Laptop as Wi-fi Access Point
Something like this: http://www.controlap.com/
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Re: Using Laptop as Wi-fi Access Point
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He still needs a AP. |
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Re: Using Laptop as Wi-fi Access Point
Right, I thought that was the software that allowed you to use a standard wireless adapter as an AP. Such software exists, but I can only find references to it bundled with specific hardware.
I guess a standard WAP is the way to go here. ![]()
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