Looking to add a good wireless setup for work

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chaplndave Joined: November 10, 2006 Status: Offline Posts: 4 Rep:

Fri Dec 29, 2006 10:54:43 PM #31011 Perm Link

I have been tasked with researching wireless for our workplace. We have a server that is very capable, but need to go to wireless now. We do a lot of local training and want to have wireless available for students who take classes here. I have a Belkin MIMO at home that works great, but am wondering if there is someting newer that has the same range, but a bit more powerful. I know they are still trying to decide on standards, but this can't wait too long. Let me know what you would suggest. thanks.

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Aron Schatz

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Re: Looking to add a good wireless setup for work

Sat Dec 30, 2006 7:17:02 AM #31021 Perm Link

In response to chaplndave #31011

If you must...

There are newer Draft-N non-standard routers from all major brands that will/should be better than your current MIMO router.

If this is for a school system, consider looking at higher end products that support authentication and such instead of consumer grade product. Do you have an authentication server?

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SHCaseRtoZ

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Re: Looking to add a good wireless setup for work

Tue Jan 2, 2007 7:06:07 PM #31386 Perm Link

In response to chaplndave #31011

I agree with the Draft-N stuff. I also agree about the type of networking gear you should be considering.

Look at enterprise class stuff for a company.

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