[TriLUG] Linksys Wireless Access Points

Greg Brown gregbrown at mindspring.com
Mon Jul 26 13:06:58 EDT 2004


Well, a few of us have been down this road a time or two before and I 
still stay I stand behind my Orinoco AP-500.  I have never, not once, 
had a problem with these boxes and a couple have been running for well 
over two years without fail in fairly harsh environments.  The AP-500 
has been replaced by the AP-600 but you can still find the AP-500s on 
ebay from time to time.  I hear the AP-600s are just are reliable as 
the old 500 units.

Greg

On Monday, Jul 26, 2004, at 10:55 US/Eastern, Joseph Mack NA3T wrote:

> On Fri, 23 Jul 2004, Jim Ray wrote:
>
>> Friends don't let friends use cheap wireless junk.  Copper rules.
>> 802.11 is not ready for prime time unless you live out in the sticks
>> with no interference.
>
> I've pretty much had it with LinkSys WAP11s. I've had 3, they need 
> power
> cycling about every day to unhang them and then they die permanently.
>
> How much money to you have to spend for a SOHO style WAP that will 
> stay up
> for months, years?
>
> Thanks Joe
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