If you set up the EAP at home, it will use your home server's IP. If you then move it to another network, which use another IP range, it won't work. You should leave the EAPs at their defaults and...

geobikas wrote If a connection is established among those 2 AP Should i leave all than configuration as it is? I mean if a connetion is established there my home computers wil get ips through DHCP...

Oh, it's not that critical except on initial connect. A trick which worked for me, is to set the AP to fixed channel 100, reboot both devices and let the devices automatically re-sync/change channels...

Carat1 wrote In order for a better management, we always configure P2P link with the same subnet. 1. change your local router's IP to 192.168.0.1. 2. Configure WR802n as AP mode and Change its LAN IP...

The obvious solution would be to take the mobile hotspot into Cabin B when needed there, after all this is what a mobile hotspot is for. Sorry, couldn't resist. :) But seriously, a mobile hotspot...

rakotomandimby wrote I am sorry but you definitely may assign an IP to a VLAN. This is something very often in complex environments. For example, on the Cisco world, you can do like this:...