But when you have 2 routers, each with their own private Wi-Fi network, your personal devices can have a hard time communicating with each other. You can connect 2 routers to extend the Wi-Fi coverage in your home. Wi-Fi speed results in Network check will be unavailable (but download and upload results will still work).If it’s in bridge mode, in addition to losing mesh capability, you’ll also lose some of Google Nest Wifi or Google Wifi’s functionality: This is because the Nest Wifi router or primary Wifi point needs to control settings and communication within your Wi-Fi network. If you’re creating a mesh network with multiple Wifi devices, your Nest Wifi router or primary Wifi point cannot be in bridge mode. Note: Bridge mode will only work if you’re using a single Nest Wifi router or Google Wifi point. In bridge mode, this single mesh point will operate as a pure Wi-Fi access point connected over an Ethernet wire to the primary modem/router. It seem that only with the VMNet0 there is the possibility to bridge the connection (1 only), so, if I change the set using VMNet0, I've only one connection aviable Bridged into VM (or LAN, or Wireless, but not 2together avaiable ).A single Google Wifi point or Google Nest Wifi router that is not part of a mesh system can be set to bridge mode. Bridge mode disables the DHCP and routing functions so double NAT is no longer an issue. If I try to do the same setting using the VM WorkStation version 7, and error is occurred when I try to set the VMNet2 connection for bridging (NetworkSetting_VM7.JPG). So I can link the VMNet2 to the Wireless Card using Virtual Network Editor (see NetworkSettingDetail_VM6) To do this, using VM WorkStation ver 6.0, I set the LAN Bridged to a VMNet0 with the Host (Automatically bridged) and for the Wireless, I've added a new virtual adapter configured like "VMNet2 - Custom" (see NetworkSetting_VM6.JPG) Normally, I use a VM WorkStation with a network LAN Bridged with the Host and a second network connection bridged to a Wireless card (Wi-FI ADHOC).
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