#Wired client meraki wireless bridge full
#Wired client meraki wireless bridge mac

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#Wired client meraki wireless bridge mac

Has anyone gotten this to work using Minis? I don't care if they share a MAC address, use the same subnet, I just want Internet provided to distant wireless clients. > 2nd-Meraki (bridge) -> provides access to wireless clients House network provides DHCP & Internet to -> 1st-Meraki (host) -> empty space I really really need to know if it's even possible to use 2 Meraki minis (flashed with DD-WRT) as a bridge.

#Wired client meraki wireless bridge full

After nearly 3 full days working on it (seriously) I'm losing my mind. I've tried following various wiki & forum tutorials but every time I think it will work, my APs stop transmitting their SSIDs. Posted: Wed 4:55 Post subject: 2 Meraki flashed for Client-Bridge: Possible? Help please