802.11g bridges

sparafina · 09-17-2003

I'm looking to purchase a 802.11g brdige. The reviews for the linksys model has generally poor (Tom's Hardware and Amazon) . So I'm looking at the Netgear, Buffalo, and Trendnet bridges. Anyone have experience with these products?

murphm4n · 09-19-2003

Haven't looked at those, but, have done a lot of work with Cisco.. the BR350's a little long in the tooth - soon to be superceded -maybe (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)??

..check out the Cisco 1400 - it's an 802.11a bridge - & v. cool... damn good value for money for commercial / business use.. but, it's a little pricey for home use..

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...279/index.html

Let me know if you want more info..

icehole · 09-19-2003

exactly what is a bridge? Isn't it used to transfer a signal a longer distance or something?

Thanks

sparafina · 09-19-2003

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Originally posted by icehole
exactly what is a bridge? Isn't it used to transfer a signal a longer distance or something?

Thanks

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razta · 09-19-2003

It would be so sweet if Cisco 350 Bridges bumped up to the 802.11g speed.

Cisco are you reading???

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sparafina Registered Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: TX,MD,NY Posts: 1,430	802.11g bridges I'm looking to purchase a 802.11g brdige. The reviews for the linksys model has generally poor (Tom's Hardware and Amazon) . So I'm looking at the Netgear, Buffalo, and Trendnet bridges. Anyone have experience with these products?

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09-19-2003	#2 (permalink)
murphm4n Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 1	Haven't looked at those, but, have done a lot of work with Cisco.. the BR350's a little long in the tooth - soon to be superceded -maybe (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)?? ..check out the Cisco 1400 - it's an 802.11a bridge - & v. cool... damn good value for money for commercial / business use.. but, it's a little pricey for home use.. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...279/index.html Let me know if you want more info..