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Enter A New Era of Connectivity Through Wireless Bridges

Are you tired of network limitations? Fret not! Our network bridge options are your ticket to unfiltered digital freedom. No, we're not talking about river-crossing structures; these are bridges of the wireless variety!

No Cables? No Problem!

Who loves a messy cable setup, even for DSL or cable modem? Not us! Enter our wireless bridge options. With these premium connectivity options, you can connect to far-off corners of your home or workspace without tripping over cables. It's not your average networking; it's wireless magic!

Why Stick to the Slow Lane?

Ever experienced the frustrating buffer wheel while streaming in the garden? Say hello to our wireless ethernet bridge offerings. These gems allow for rapid data transfer even in those trickier spots. Trust us, this isn't an illusion; it's cutting-edge tech done right!

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  1. 00E0841 - IBM 2 x 10GbE SFP+ Ethernet PCI Express 2.0 x8 Network Adapter

    00E0841 - IBM 2 x 10GbE SFP+ Ethernet PCI Express 2.0 x8 Network Adapter

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  2. 708724-001 - HP PCI Express NVMe Bridge Controller Card

    708724-001 - HP PCI Express NVMe Bridge Controller Card

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  3. 824019-001 - HP PCI Express Bridge Controller

    824019-001 - HP PCI Express Bridge Controller

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  4. 39Y6146 - IBM Qlogic iSCSI Host Bus Adaptor - 1 x RJ-45 - PCI Express - 1000Mbps

    39Y6146 - IBM Qlogic iSCSI Host Bus Adaptor - 1 x RJ-45 - PCI Express - 1000Mbps

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  5. MRLBB-1302 - HP 501 IEEE 802.11ac 1.27 Gbit/s Wireless Bridge (New)

    MRLBB-1302 - HP 501 IEEE 802.11ac 1.27 Gbit/s Wireless Bridge (New)

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FAQs

How far can a wireless bridge reach?

A wireless bridge can reach distances ranging from a few hundred meters to several kilometers. It depends upon the specific equipment used, environmental conditions, line-of-sight, and plus the potential interference.

How do I set up a wireless bridge?

First, choose compatible wireless bridge devices. Then, position them in locations with a clear line of sight, power up both devices, and access the devices' web interfaces to configure settings (SSID, encryption, channels). Finally, adjust the antennas for optimal signal strength and test the connection.

How does a wireless bridge work?

A wireless bridge connects two or more physically separated networks by converting wireless signals to wired ones. As a result, it allows devices on separate networks to communicate as if they were on the same local network.

What is a wireless Ethernet bridge?

A wireless Ethernet bridge is a device that connects wired Ethernet devices to a wireless network, effectively converting a wired Ethernet connection into a wireless one to extend the network's reach.

How do I set up my Ubiquiti wireless bridge?

Start by installing Ubiquiti devices with a clear line-of-sight. Then,
  • Use PoE injectors to power them
  • Connect to the devices via Ethernet to configure
  • Use the Ubiquiti controller or device interface to set SSID, encryption, and channel settings
  • Adjust the devices, save settings, and test the bridge for connectivity

How does a wireless Wi-Fi bridge work?

A wireless Wi-Fi bridge connects two network segments by bridging a wireless network with a wired one. This allows devices on either side to communicate as if they were on the same network.

What is a Cisco wireless bridge?

A Cisco wireless bridge is a networking device from Cisco Systems designed to connect two or more networks over a wireless connection. Commonly, it is used in enterprise environments to extend network reach without physical cabling.

What is a wireless bridge used for?

A wireless bridge connects two physically separated networks, extends network coverage, connects spaces, provides network access in remote areas, and eliminates the need for extensive cabling.