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NETGEAR's new wireless LAN access point

updated 09:00 am EDT, Tue June 12, 2001

 
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NETGEAR announced its new MR314 Cable/DSL Wireless Router, which includes a 4-port 10/100 Mbps switch and an integrated IEEE 802.11b wireless router (AirPort-compatible). The $370 router offers Web-content filtering, logging and reporting, firewall security, 128-bit WEP security, Auto Uplink (for automatically sensing uplinks), user-based access controls, Network Address Translation (NAT), and a 5-year warranty.


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    netgear work w/ airport?

    Looks like a great product. Any idea if it is airport compatable?

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    AirPort = 802.11b

    Yes, it is AirPort compatible

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    OS X Compatible?

    I assume that you can also set this up to run with OS X, etc...

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    Just called MicroWarehous

    Supposedly the guy said you need to have a PC to configure this thing - any ideas if this is true or not?

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    Should be.....

    I have the RT314 (older model) router, and there is two ways to access this, telnet and web-based. The guy probably isn't aware that there are telnet progs available for the mac, and they even make browsers for us Apple folk!

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    Airport and wired?

    Can I use both AirPort and the traditional wired network through this at the same time?

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    wep is not 128bit

    The unit will not be 128bit encrypted/secure. WEP doesn't do 128bit..

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    i'll take my linksys

    the linksys is a lot cheaper... does most of the same stuff.

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    DHCP and Airport Acces

    Does anyone know if I plug another hub into this thing if I can connect and serve IP addresses to more than 4 computers by DHCP? Also, are there ways to limit airport access to my computers as opposed to the neighborhood's?

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    replies...

    ..The unit will not be 128bit encrypted/secure. WEP doesn't do 128bit..Actually newer versions of WEP do 128bit. True, the Airport only does 40bit, but this can do 128bit.

    ..Yes you can plug in a hub to connect more computers. Usually you can plug up approx 255 hosts...You can use several types of authentication to make sure you don't serve the entire neighborhood. Although, you may need a PC to set it up according to the manufacturer.

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