How to use Bridges 20, how to use Bridges

A bridge is set up in each LAN and they are connected two by two with a point-to-point connection (e.g. renting a company's line). A variety of different protocols can be used for point-to-point connections.

One way to do this is to use some standard point-to-point data link protocol and add the full MAC frame to the payload. This works best if all the LANs are the same, the only problem is that the frame has to be sent to the correct LAN.

Another option is to remove the MAC head and tail from the source bridge and add the rest to the point-to-point protocol payload, which then creates a new head and tail in the destination bridge. The disadvantage is that the checksum that reaches the destination host is not the checksum calculated by the source host, so an error caused by a corrupted bit in the bridge memory may not be detected.

The steps to set up a bridge are as follows:

1. Operate the computer to use the network cable to connect to the LAN port of the sub-router or use the wireless signal to connect to the sub-router wirelessly, and log in to the management interface. After entering the management interface, click App Management.

2. Then enter the interface of application management, find the option of wireless bridging, and click to enter.

3. Then enter the wireless name and wireless password.

4. Then enter the application management wireless bridge again, and you can see that the bridge status is bridge successful.

Find the computer network properties on the computer, right-click the pop-up properties.

2.Click Change adapter options under the functions on the left.

3.Find the connection that is currently connected to your computer, right-click and click on the connection at the bottom.

4.When you see a Share button in the top menu, click Share.

5.See below there is a tick prompt that we tick on.

<> If you need peer-to-peer use, please purchase the wireless bridge package directly. The kit is factory-configured and plug-and-play.

Tool: Laptop.

Raw material: VJJT wireless bridge.

1. On the LAN port of the POE module, open a browser, enter and enter the username and password (vjjt, vjjt) to log in to the bridge configuration interface, and click the configuration wizard.

<>6. Finally, click Apply, and the two bridges will remain powered on. You can view the status of the bridge in the "Status" section.

The wired bridge is very simple, the main route does not need to be moved, the network cable is connected to the WAN port of the slave router, and the wireless parameters of the slave route can be set.

There are several types of wireless bridges, different routes, and different firmware.

One is to enable the WDS function after the main route is set, and enable the WDS function from the route, and bind the MAC address of the two routes to each other, with the same SSID, the same channel, and the same encryption.

You don't need to set anything, pay attention to the master-slave clock!