[Cube] connect cube to airport express?

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Say what? Using a bridge of any kind isn't going to give you 11g=20
performance out of a Cube, unless you have somehow hacked it up to use an=
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11g NIC.

And if you have been able to use the Express to bridge a wireless to wired=
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net, I'd surely like to know how. Everything I've read (and tried) says it=
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can't be done. For example:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=3D108040

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005, Erik Ableson wrote:

> Yup - that's probably the best method to get 11g performance out of a Cub=
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> All of the other ethernet bridges I've seen so far have iffy support for =
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> WPA personal networks, and are all still in the same price range as an=20
> Express. So you might as well get the speaker and printer sharing tossed =
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> for free in case you need them later on.
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> I just finished testing the ethernet bridging with a PC and a Mac and it=
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> works perfectly.  So the next purchase is yet another Express station (wh=
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> will bring me up to 3!)
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> Cheers,
>
> Erik
> Le 16 juil. 05 =E0 06:41, Hal a =E9crit :
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>> Does anyone know if you can connect a Mac to the ethernet port on an=20
>> Airport Express module to bridge the wireless-to-wired network, the same=
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>> way you can use the LAN port on the Airport Extreme base station?
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>> Any info is appreciated
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