Wireless Bridge Mode Explained
This video explains wireless bridge mode. Wireless bridge mode is a networking feature that is built into a wifi router which is used to connect two local area networks together wirelessly. This feature uses the router's wifi signal to connect to another router's wifi signal
to bridge the two networks together. You will also understand how to set up a wireless bridge mode on a router
Here is a short overview:
Wireless bridge mode allows a wireless router to connect two separate LANs (Local Area Networks) wirelessly, effectively bridging them together. In this mode, a wireless router acts as a bridge between two or more wireless networks, forwarding data between them as if they were directly connected. This enables devices on one network to communicate with devices on the other network seamlessly, extending the network's coverage without the need for physical cables.
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