- Internet Sharing Methods
- Static IP, Dynamic IP, PPPoE, PPPT, Dial-up Networking
- Wireless Operation
- Up to 11Mbps
- Up to 1,500 Feet
- Max Clients
- 252PCs (Class C Network)
- Network Interface
- Lan: 3 Port 10/100Mbps (RJ-45)
- WAN: 1 Port uplink (RJ-45) for Cable/xDSL
- 1 RS232 port for dial-up and ISDN
- Features
- DHCP Server, VPN, NAT Firewall Protection
- Print Server
- Supports Win9x/NT/2K, Unix LPR
- Standards
- IEEE 802.3
- IEEE 802.3u
- IEEE 802.11b
The majority of testing of this unit took place with it being simply a wireless gateway. It was tested for a few minutes acting as an actual router, and proved to be a very average broadband router.
Tests on the range of the wireless capabilities showed first packet loss to start at approximately 500ft, with total packet loss and loss of connection being a little under 1500ft as promised. Speeds proved to be very near 10MBps in throughput tests.
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