Wifi Bridge?

[wackydo]

Hi

I have a decent-ish network setup at home, using an Untangle linux router to give me an internal network with its own internal address range (ie NAT).

Now that I have a decent range of IP addresses to use, I want to add a few wifi cameras to the network.

I am trying to decide what sort of wifi appliance I need to buy in order to add these.

I want to be able to address the web cameras by IP addresses, so I want to be able to allocate the wifi device a range of IP address it can allocate to wireless devices.

Is the wifi device I want to buy called a "wifi bridge"??

Can anyone reccommend something for me please?

thanks
Tony

[dtmpower]

It might be easier if you draw a layout of all your computers, network devices and other devices such as nas , cameras etc. I don't see why you would want to run different subnets at home.

A wifi bridge is normally considered a wireless link (2 devices both tx/rx) to extend a LAN from one place to another

[wackydo]

OK, I've explained it badly.

All I want is to add wifi to an existing wired network. But most wifi units you see for sale for use in the home are adsl routers with added wifi.

[mattley]

What you want is a Wireless access point.

http://www.netgear.co.uk/wireless_access_points_WG...

Why this page says you need windows I don't know, it's just set up through a browser :? but this sort of thing.

[wackydo]

Ok, that's just what I need, thanks for your help.