I find the 802.11a antenna connection to be interesting. I have had
several vendors give me different stories about 802.11a antennas on APs.
Does anyone know if using the 802.11a antennas is legal in the US? (Or
was the port put on there for use by other countries.) And if it is
legal, where can you get antennas for it? I spoke with Maxrad at
Interop, and they didn't seem to have any antennas that would do it.
Thanks!
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Chris "Spanky" Hessing Networking
University of Utah
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Marriott Library
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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Michael Griego wrote:
> It's the same product as the Proxim AP-4000. If you're using the
> Proxim/Avaya equipment, then the AP-4000 is a good upgrade. The .11G
> performance in my testing has been more solid than the performance of
> the .11G upgrade kit for the AP-2000 (Avaya AP-3). Other than that, the
> management interface is identical to the AP-2000/AP-3. Having antenna
> connectors for the .11A side is a nice new feature of the 4000s/8s.
>
> --
>
> --Mike
>
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> Michael Griego
> Wireless LAN Project Manager
> The University of Texas at Dallas
>
>
>
> On Mon, 2004-07-26 at 08:23, Matt Ashfield (UNB) wrote:
> > Hi All
> >
> > We currently use Avaya's Access Points on our campus, and the latest product
> > they've released is the AP-8. I've read the pdf's and heard the supplier's
> > details, but just thought I'd ask this group if anyone has used it and if
> > so, what are their impressions?
> >
> > Any info you can provide is greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Matthew Ashfield
> > Network Analyst
> > Integrated Technology Services
> > University of New Brunswick
> > (506) 447-3033
> >
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