WET610N / Bryston BDP-1

I wish to control a Bryston Media player with a PC, a Liksys WET610 bridge, and a Linksys E2500 router.
The media player instructions shows only a router > ethernet cable > player layout.
No streaming of music is planned, only accessing files already on the player hard drive.
Will the WET610N / E2500 meet my needs ?
Hope.

Yes it might help you .
Connect the WET610N with the Ethernet cable and run the Setup disc for WET610N .
Once it get configured disconnect it from the router and connect it to your player .
Then your player will work wireless .

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https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/33377/p/47329,47564,95482/c/65,66/kw/internet
https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35983/p/47329%2C47564%2C95482/c/65%2C66/kw/internet
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I suppose the simplest solution, but you didn't say if possible, would be to simply move the wifi router closer to the BD player..
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As far as I know you can ALMOST do what your suggesting. You can turn on share music libraries over your network in itunes, and then you can bring up you powerbook library on your powermac, but I dont know how you could control it, that is except with the new screen control features coming in the new system! can you tell i'm excited?

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If you are trying to configure you WET610N with the setup disk, you can exit from the setup and configure your WET610N manually.
Follow this setups to configure your WET610N with your Wireless Router :
Connect your WET610N to your Router with the Ethernet cable.
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Create report to check what software were installed from which BDP

Hi,
I need assistance to create a report that shows which software were installed from which BDP. How would one go about doing this?
Thank you in advance

The best you can probably do is the opposite of your request. Specifically, using the IIS logs on the DP at the central location (assuming that's you topology), you can determine which systems are using the central DP which essentially also tells you which
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Hi all - really strange goings-on.
I have an Airport Extreme base station, configured using WPA2 Personal.
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Sorry, thought I answered you - it's on DHCP. It should be automatically getting an IP, and it is. That is how I can connect to the router's web page - 192.168.0.107 (or whatever the IP the device was given).
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