is it possible to set up a wireless bridge with dd-wrt?

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Published on 2010-09-28T21:04:18Z Indexed on 2011/01/05 21:56 UTC
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I have a standard router (dlink) and a secondary linksys running wrt. Currently i have it set up according to this guide. (using the Instruction for dd-wrt v24 sp1 settings)

It works great however it seems as though i can only connect via the actually ports in the router meaning it has to be hard wired.

Is it possible to set it up so that I can connect to the secondary router and still use it as a bridge? Seems like it doesn't work as a wireless AP anymore when its running in bridged mode.

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