I need to buy an access point but do not know which one. It needs to be easy to set up, have MAC address filtering and be easy to set up. Also it needs good range.
Thanks alot
Thanks alot
I have used the predecessor the WAP54G and its very unreliable. So may be something else.GimmeSlack12 said:Linksys WRT54G. Problem solved.
GimmeSlack12 said:Linksys WRT54G. Problem solved.
lexus said:I have used the predecessor the WAP54G and its very unreliable. So may be something else.
yellow said:Personally I've never had a problem with a Netgear product and hate Linksys products. There will be people who argue the contrary.
In my main home I use a Cisco aironet and use an AE for airtunes. I am not sure what the range is for the AE though. Is Netgear good?bousozoku said:I've never had anything but a Linksys product and I'm never had anything but a problem.
Netgear sells a WAP for around $60.00 and I've seen it for sale on Amazon.com. If not that, then AirPort Express, refurbished for $99.00.
lexus said:In my main home I use a Cisco aironet and use an AE for airtunes. I am not sure what the range is for the AE though. Is Netgear good?
lexus said:Any netgear models in mind and any takes on the airport express?
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The WAP54G is not the predecessor. The predecessor would be the BEFW11S4 802.11b router. The WAP54G is just a cut-rate (via firmware) WRT54G that only functions as an access point.lexus said:I have used the predecessor the WAP54G and its very unreliable. So may be something else.