0
I need that because I am running a free version of iESX server and there is very little that I can configure in the OS itself. The server is sitting rather far from my router and I want to get rid of that cable.
Now, I have seen a device which is allows to cut a cable with a transmitter and a receiver. Ideally I just want a receiver because my router is already transmitting stuff.
If you have successfully used a wifi to ethernet adapter / bridge, then please recommend it here. Thank you.
re: "ideally i just want a receiver" -- you need both transmitter and receiver or TCP/IP doesn't work. (router's transmitter doesn't count -- the server needs one to talk to the router.) the good news is you probably can't find a device that just does one without the other. is there some reason you can't just outfit your server with a PCI/PCIe/USB wifi adapter? – quack quixote – 2010-01-30T22:36:51.587
I have found the iESX server (from VMWare) very inflexible. For instance, I am running it off a USB stick, because it would not install on a local hard-drive correctly for some reason (I wasted days on it). So, I do not want to reinstall that what currently works. Thanks. – Fantomas – 2010-01-30T23:00:19.973