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On 10/29/07, Jerry McBride <mcbrides9@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Do you really need router functionality? If not, I've had tremendous success |
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> with SENAO brand WAPs... namely |
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> http://www.wlansolution.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=NCB%2D3220 |
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> Excellent, if all you really need is 802.11b or g and basic WAP features. |
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> Setup is via web browserand it delivers 400mw of power. Goes through most |
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> anything and makes just about all other name brand stuff look dismally |
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> weak... |
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> Oh... almost forgot, it's a linux appliance and supports remote syslog |
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> feature. |
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Thanks. Looks beautiful, but no way I spend >100€ on a WAP. |
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The Linksys is a router too, and costs roughly 65€. Router |
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functionality may be useful for me in the future (If there was a WAP |
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for 20€, I'd have took the WAP, but it seems its' not the case, apart |
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from the Fonera rubbish). |
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My home is little (it's basically a 2-rooms little apartment), so I |
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guess extra power is not really needed... |
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However thanks for the tip! |
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m. |
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