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<blockquote data-quote="RavingMac" data-source="post: 1005447" data-attributes="member: 45350">The posting I quoted from above was actually titled as follows:&quot;Need help setting up bridge between Linksys WRT54GS and Apple AirPortExtreme --------------------------------------------------------------------------------I spent way too much time experimenting and most of the documentationthat I found was not helpful. I am posting this in hopes of contactingsomeone that can finally help me set this up. .&nbsp; .&quot;It then goes on to list the Airport Express within the body of the quote, which you highlighted and I failed to notice.So, I'm not sure based on this which unit he was using, the Extreme or the Express.&nbsp; I don't think it makes a difference.&nbsp; However, I have found postings that say that to use the setup you want your Belkin router must support WDS.&nbsp; Otherwise it appears you could ethernet between the Belkin and the Airport Extreme, if your layout allows.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RavingMac, post: 1005447, member: 45350"] The posting I quoted from above was actually titled as follows: "Need help setting up bridge between Linksys WRT54GS and Apple AirPortExtreme -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I spent way too much time experimenting and most of the documentation that I found was not helpful. I am posting this in hopes of contacting someone that can finally help me set this up. . ." It then goes on to list the Airport Express within the body of the quote, which you highlighted and I failed to notice. So, I'm not sure based on this which unit he was using, the Extreme or the Express. I don't think it makes a difference. However, I have found postings that say that to use the setup you want your Belkin router must support WDS. Otherwise it appears you could ethernet between the Belkin and the Airport Extreme, if your layout allows. [/QUOTE]

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