Re: [OT] Airport Network
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numero = 54820
interpreted = N
texte = I'm a big fan of separates. I've worked with several brands and have found that Hawking makes a good low cost external antenna (adjustable gain and pattern) wireless access point.I use only one to completely connect a 20,000 sq ft warehouse with 802.11g. I'd opt for an 8 port router and use and external wap. For the dollar you can't beat Belkin as they offer a lifetime warranty I think. I know for a few more dollars a Cisco router/firewall can't be beat. I use a Dell switch and a couple of Linksys routers as well ... one wireless that I do not recommend. (software is easy to configure,etc but range is shaky) I only have an old hub from Netgear and it is the most solid block of hardware I have. (feels like a brick) Hope this helps. RichC > Hi > > Can anyone recommend a router for setting up an Airport network using a base > station and 4 macs? I heard Netgear are good for that sort of thing but I > am no expert... I figured one of you mac heads would be able to advise me > off list or something. > > Sorry for the [OT] > > Alan > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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I'm a big fan of separates. I've worked with several brands and have found that Hawking makes a good low cost external antenna (adjustable gain and pattern) wireless access point.I use only one to completely connect a 20,000 sq ft warehouse with 802.11g. I'd opt for an 8 port router and use and external wap. For the dollar you can't beat Belkin as they offer a lifetime warranty I think. I know for a few more dollars a Cisco router/firewall can't be beat. I use a Dell switch and a couple of Linksys routers as well ... one wireless that I do not recommend. (software is easy to configure,etc but range is shaky) I only have an old hub from Netgear and it is the most solid block of hardware I have. (feels like a brick) Hope this helps. RichC > Hi > > Can anyone recommend a router for setting up an Airport network using a base > station and 4 macs? I heard Netgear are good for that sort of thing but I > am no expert... I figured one of you mac heads would be able to advise me > off list or something. > > Sorry for the [OT] > > Alan > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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