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ADBrown
10-15-2004, 09:58 PM
Okay, here's the story. I have two WiFi APs covering my house, a Netgear MR814 v1 and an MR814 v2. The v1 is perfect, but the v2 has issues. I can't connect through it with any of my Axims unless I disable their power-save mode. That isn't acceptable to me as a long-term solution. Since the v2 works perfectly with my iPaq 4700 and my laptops, I figured it could still be a good AP for somebody else. So, I thought I'd make the offer to trade APs with somebody else who might have a similar problem with their iPaq connecting to their router. Let me know if interested.
Cybrid
10-22-2004, 05:52 PM
Okay, here's the story. I have two WiFi APs covering my house, a Netgear MR814 v1 and an MR814 v2. The v1 is perfect, but the v2 has issues. I can't connect through it with any of my Axims unless I disable their power-save mode. That isn't acceptable to me as a long-term solution. Since the v2 works perfectly with my iPaq 4700 and my laptops, I figured it could still be a good AP for somebody else. So, I thought I'd make the offer to trade APs with somebody else who might have a similar problem with their iPaq connecting to their router. Let me know if interested. Is it a router or an AP? I need something that has bridge capability.
ADBrown
10-23-2004, 02:39 AM
Is it a router or an AP? I need something that has bridge capability.
It's both. It has an internal router and firewall, 4 port ethernet switch, and provides full cross-communication between wireless, ethernet, and the internet connection. One thing that it doesn't do is connect the ethernet ports to a pre-existing wireless network.
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