To All,
What is the most reliable Network card, I have been using 3com 905c, for my MT server, they are discontinued. What would you all recommend?
I don't want to have to buy 5 cheap ones and keep replacing till I get one that works, I've been changing-out a lot of gear this winter. Bad ch
Intel Ether Express Pro
Ron Wallace wrote:
To All,
What is the most reliable Network card, I have been using 3com 905c, for
my MT server, they are discontinued. What would you all recommend?
I don't want to have to buy 5 cheap ones and keep replacing till I get
one that works, I've been
Everyone,
I am at my wits end. I have searched high and low for a mini-pci
radio & sector antenna combo for an 802.11b AP that are legal under the
current FCC rules, which by my interpretation are:
1. Total output is 36 dbm or less.
2. Antenna characteristics must be the same as an ante
Jason wrote:
Everyone,
I am at my wits end. I have searched high and low for a mini-pci
radio & sector antenna combo for an 802.11b AP that are legal under
the current FCC rules, which by my interpretation are:
1. Total output is 36 dbm or less.
2. Antenna characteristics must be the
Bob Moldashel wrote:
Jason wrote:
Everyone,
I am at my wits end. I have searched high and low for a mini-pci
radio & sector antenna combo for an 802.11b AP that are legal under
the current FCC rules, which by my interpretation are:
1. Total output is 36 dbm or less.
2. Antenna chara
Definately the Intel EtherExpress Pro.
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As far as I know the only certified combo's are Cisco w/ YDI antennas,
and even those are certified right down to the cable length, yes your
cable length has to be certain lengths in order to be legal. If you are
caught with an uncertified system the FCC can tell you to pull the plug,
and if you do
What enforcement team? ;)
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
As far as I know the only certified combo's are Cisco w/ YDI antennas,
and even those are certified right down to the cable length, yes your
cable length has to be certain lengths in order to be legal. If you are
caught with an uncertified syste
We've had great success with the Belkin cards believe it or not. I typically buy them in lots of 30-50 from ebay. If you'd like one to try out, hit me offlist.
They are cheap - dependable - easy to come by.
JohnnyO
On Sun, 2006-01-29 at 17:15 +, Ron Wallace wrote:
To All,
NahThere are a ton of certified combinations. There just aren't any
WRAP/Routerboard/CM9 combos that are certified.
-B-
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
As far as I know the only certified combo's are Cisco w/ YDI antennas,
and even those are certified right down to the cable length, yes your
Bob,
I really don't care if it is a CM9, I just wanted the routerboard
because it can act as an L2TP server. I did not think that the
wrap/routerboard controller really mattered because it isn't the radio,
the mini-pci card is. So I think the real question is, are there any
mini-pci/antenna
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