Your reference to dLink is incorrect. You can configure any of their
devices that I am aware of using a web-browser. Their own software runs
under Windows only AFAIK, but it is not required at all.
Unless you want to do a firmware upgrade and have a version of the
firmware that doesn't yet support x-modem firmware upgrades via the
console serial port. Then you need a PC. This is probably only
relevant if you're buying ancient (ie 2 years old :) secondhand
D-Link equipment, otherwise a Mac should be fine.
> 3 What are your experiences with extension antennae? NetGear offer 2,
one being omnidirectional. DLink have quite a few nice models. Are they
cross-compatible? DLink's 5km radius is tempting to ping it out to the
rest of town...
> <http://www.dlink.com.au/products/wireless/antenna/ant24_1500.htm>
If you're after antennae, drop Jamie (a friend of mine) a line, his
web site is <http://www.techtopia.com.au/> he's a Mac user and he
sells lots of wireless gear/antennae etc.
> 5 Is a G4 Dual Processor Xserve running 10.3.4 Server software
considered to be a RADIUS server, presumably to enable EAP-TLS,
EAP-TTLS, EAP-PEAP security and authentication, which are DET
> requirements and which the WG302 supports?
There appear to be a few Radius server software packages. Not that I
know anything about it other than its existence (haven't installed or
used any of these products, just Googled for them :)
<http://www.freeradius.org/>
<http://www.open.com.au/radiator/>
<http://www.macradius.com/>
Have fun,
Shay
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