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EXPERT RESPONSE
According to the WET54G User Guide, you can use the WET54G as a client, connected to an upstream AP (see Figure 2-1). Alternatively, you could connect a pair of WET54Gs (see Figure 2-3). In both cases, a single Ethernet device can be connected to the LAN port of the WET54G. That device can be an individual host (PC, X-Box, etc.) or the uplink port of an Ethernet hub or switch. In your configuration, the WET54G should be configured to use Infrastructure Mode (see Chapter 5 of the User Guide) with the SSID of your WRT. WET MAC address cloning, described on page 25, should be disabled. A couple of example WET54G set-ups can be found here: CNET review, Linksys Community Forum. Some forum posts also suggest using static IPs instead of DHCP to avoid ARP problems.
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