hmmm..will give that a try. thanks.
Rom Feria wrote:
Get the Linksys WRT54G and flash it with DD-WRT - boost the transmit
power and you will get better coverage. I have installed DD-WRT v23sp2
and it is stable.
On Oct 17, 2006, at 6:05 PM, Carlos Yu wrote:
it will be used inside our stores for hand held pda connectivity for
inventory purposes. would it be safe to assume that transmit power
for the linksys should be sufficient since i can buy up to 7 units vs
1 cisco unit? my main concern is reliability and durability. if the
linksys units break down more often, then its probably not worth the
savings. the model we currently purchase is the aironet 1100.
Paolo Alexis Falcone wrote:
Quoting Carlos Yu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Does anyone have first hand experience on the differences between a
Cisco Wireless vs. a regular Linksys. Pricing on the Cisco Aironet
11 MBPS access point with high-gain antenae is about seven times
more. BTW, we aren;t doing anything special with the
equipment...just wireless access. Thanks.
CISCO's Aironet has better reception and often-times more transmit
power although it's not for last-mile connectivity, some standard
enterprise features like EAP, RADIUS, etc, as well as support for
some extended functionality when combined with their software.
Otherwise, it's pretty standard.
Some would say that the Linksys WRT has flakey connectivity,
although YMMV.
Is it for indoor or outdoor use? What Aironet AP model are you
evaluating?
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