Hello Everyone,
We are gearing up to launch the Aeronet in our local market.
Can anyone tell em how well the Aeronet compare with other Wireless LAN
equipment on the market.
Dzilo
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Win98SE driver installs much more cleanly for the Aeronet than the 3Com
stuff. I was evaluating both for a bit and was constantly having problems
with the 3Com side. Both worked fine in Windows 2000 Pro.
Both Access Points (APs) work great, and work fine with either card. I
think the Cisco int
Cisco Aironet stuff works quite well, but you have to be very careful with
it. Aironet uses direct sequence spread spectrum technology which doesn't
scale well at all.. There's 11 possible channels to use, but only 3 of
them are non-overlapping.. so basically in one given rooftop or so you're
l
I'm thinking about buying a Linksys AP to have at home when I have to give
the Cisco AP back. Only $252 at buy.com, compared to Cisco's $700+ cost (I
know, I lose encryption, but this is at my house and I could care less, plus
I use SSH for everything except generic web access anyway).
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Jaso
Oh, you're correct, I really hadn't looked into much detail on the Linksys
just yet. However, it does only support 40bit encyption (vs. 128bit on the
Cisco), but some is better than none.
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Oh, you're correct, I really hadn't looked into much detail on the Linksys
just yet. However, it does only support 40bit encryption (vs. 128bit on the
Cisco), but some is better than none.
ok, cool.
I wouldn't want to use it if it had no encryption. Might only be at home
but no need to bro
Check out the Lucent RG1000. It's a mini-AP with a mini-price. Comes with
a 56K modem that dials out and does NAT. Comes with 40bit encryption if you
use the Lucent Silver PCMCIA card. Cheaper than cisco PC card anyway.
I take the RG1000 with me onsite, it's fits in my laptop carrying case.
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