Poe Wireless Router

The Outdoor Lightning Arrestor Kit protects your network from lightning strikes and electrical surges. It is compatible with devices that have N-Type connectors. Use the Outdoor Lightning Arrestor Kit to connect a wireless device, such as TRENDnet s High Power Wireless Outdoor PoE Access Point (TEW-455APBO), to an external antenna and protect your entire network from catastrophic electrical surges. Multiple lightning strike and bi-directional features provide power protection from unpredictable weather conditions. 802.11a/b/g wireless standards are supported. Installation is simple and fast. A universal mounting kit, with all required hardware included, gives administrators the option to secure this device to walls, ceilings, poles and other outdoor structures. Additional Information: Connector Interface: N-Type male to N-Type male. Frequency Range: DC to 6GHz. DC Breakdown Voltage: 90V + 20%. Wire Cable: 18 AWG. Rating Voltage: 600V.

Brand: TRENDnet TRENDnet TEW-ASAL1 Outdoor Lightning Arrestor Kit. Protect your network from catastrophic lightning strikes and electrical surge. Multiple lightning strike and bi-directional protection. Compatibility: TRENDnet TEW-455APBO 19dBi High Power Outdoor PoE Access Point. Impulse Discharge Voltage: 5KA min (wave 8/20 s). 10KV min (wave 1.2/50 s).

Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station with Power over Ethernet - This wireless base station from Apple utilizes the latest technologies to make network expansion super easy. It supports Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af), and conforms to the UL 2043 standard. Power over Ethernet allows power and data to flow over the same Ethernet cable! So when setting up 1 or more of these base stations, all you need is an Ethernet port! UL 2043 comes in handy when you want to keep the equipment out of eyesight. Equipment rated for UL 2043 means they can be placed in air-handling spaces - like above ceiling tiles. Which just happens to be closer to your Ethernet wiring anyway! Maximum range of 150 feet indoors Security - WPA-Enterprise, 128-bit WEP Encryption, & a built-in firewall AirPort Client Monitor Included - software tool that helps you determine where a base station should be placed, and measures the signal quality of the connection as you move further away from the base station AirPort Management Utility Included - software tool that helps you configure and manage a large number of base stations. With it you can group base stations together, allowing you to make global configuration changes for the group AirPort Client Monitor & Management Utility requires Mac OS X v10.3 or later Wireless printing over USB requires Mac client computers to have Mac OS X v10.2.7 or later

Brand: Apple Platform: Mac OS X Original language: English Dimensions: 1.32 pounds With other computers (PC or Mac) equipped with 802.11b or 802.11g cards, you can easily share files and high-speed Internet access Supports 802.11g wireless protocol for data transfer speeds of up to 54Mbps Backwards compatible with 802.11b for data transfer speeds of up to 11Mbps USB Port for printer connection - clients can wirelessly share a printer! Supports up to 50 users simultaneously

ENH200 is 802.11b/g/n Access Point / Client Bridge has been developed to address applications and networks which need higher speed and better coverage. Its integrated 10dBi antenna offers dual polarized wireless connection. With IP55, weather-proof housing, ENH200 is make to last and therefore lower its maintenance cost

Brand: EnGenius 802.11 b/g/n Outdoor H Pw 500mW Point.. Networking Type Access Point.Connectivity Technology Wireless. Data Transfer Rate 150 Mbps; Form Factor External. Data Link Protocol IEEE 802.11 b/g/n. Transport Protocol PPTP; PPPoE. Interfaces & Connections 1 x 10/100Mbps with PoE support, 1 x 10/100Mbps LAN Port.

Advanced Speed and Range with Comprehensive Internet Security with up to 15x the speed and 10x the coverage of 802.11g networks. Concurrent operation in 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radio band for maximum wireless throughput. Backward compatibility with 802.11a, 802.11g and 802.11b network devices. Security features include WPA, WPA2, rogue AP detection and 802.1x with RADIUS support. It has support for 802.3af PoE for optimal placement of access point.

Brand: Netgear Model: WNDAP350-100NAS Original language: English Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 2.90" h x 11.50" w x 12.00" l, 3.90 pounds Metal case includes Kensington lock slot for anti-theft Internal antennas factory-optimized for maximum RF performance Security features include WPA, WPA2, rogue AP detection and 802.1x with RADIUS support Deploy wireless coverage over large areas with point-to-point and point-to-multipoint bridging via Wireless Distribution System (WDS) Lifetime hardware warranty

Most helpful customer reviews 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Excellent AP. OK for advanced home user-read on By J. Kirk I use this AP along with a NetGear dual band WNDR3700 Router, a Netgear GS116NA Giga Switch switch and a Netgear WNHDE111 5 GHz AP. I have ethernet cables from each AP back to the switch. When you open the box you'll find the build quality of this AP to be very impressive. You'll get a CD that has an excellent manual which describes how to set up the unit. You can also go to the Netgear website and download the manual to see what you will be getting into. Not so bad but you should really have some idea of wireless settings since you will be able to select and adjust them with the WNDAP350. The manual is very helpful and if you just want to set up WPA2-PSK using a PassPhrase [network key] on both bands you'll have no problems as you will leave almost all settings on their default. When the device arrives you don't immediately put in on your network. First you'll hook up the WNDAP350 to a laptop or desktop computer via an ethernet cable [provided in the box]. This removes the computer from the network and allows it to communicate with the WNDAP350. Why, well the WNDAP350 comes with a default IP of 192.168.0.237 so you set your adapter to have a static IP of 192.168.0.210. [subnet 255.255.255.0]. All of this is covered in the manual. You then go to your browser and type in [...] and this opens the excellent interface for the WNDAP350. Then you set the IP of the WNDAP350 to what you want for your network, say 196.168.1.10, and click apply. You can then set the computer adapter you were using back to "obtain an IP address automatically" and hook it back into your network. Now you are all set to put the WNDAP350 in your network and you can complete all settings from any network computer using the browser interface built into the WNDAP350. If you make a mistake in configuring the unit there is a reset button so you can start the process over. If this made sense to you or you're willing to learn then you can't beat this AP as its one of the best around. 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Excellent for small to medium business By Craig Con: Does not yet support IPv6 Pro: The UI is easy to understand and navigate, easy to configure, internal wireless antennas are very powerful, no issues with connection Linux, Apple, Windows, and Android devices. This is not for the new to medium user; when configuring you must know what all the acronyms mean and what effect any changes you make, have on the access point. This is a business class device and the screens expect that you know what you are doing. If you want a high-end access point, this is the one to get; if you want a home network access point, consider something else. 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Average Product - It may work great or it may be terrible depending on your setup. By Chris M Overall this product is good for the price. However, I can't say that it's the right product for everyone, because it is not a solid product. This is going to be a long and detailed post, but I want to be fair and provide some real information that someone looking for a medium end WAP with business features for a home or a small business can use to make an informed decision. My biggest complaint is that the wireless is a bit flaky. Connections randomly become slow and in some cases become unusable and have to be reestablished. When it is working as it should, the performance is good for a few devices doing data intensive work. e.g. A laptop streaming a move, Xbox 360 gaming and a laptop and an iPod on facebook and general web browsing. Too much of this and you will notice. I can stream 2 movies over wireless, 3 sometimes and forget 4. The second major issue is Netgear seems to provide very poor support in fixing problems with these small business devices. It has taken a year for them to provide an update that fixes 2 issues and

Nanostation 2, the Ultimate 2.4GHz CPE for the Global WISP Community. Featuring Adaptive Antenna Polarity (AAP) TechnologyThe device designed to advance the Global Wireless ISP industry to the next level. Featuring a compact indoor/outdoor design and an interface so intuitive even the most technically challenged can instantly become experts. But, don't be fooled; it is as powerful as it is simple. NanoStation2 packs some phenomenal performance with a revolutionary design combining a hi-gain 4 antenna system, advanced radio architecture, and highly researched and developed firmware technology allowing throughput, stability, and capacity performance rivaling even the highest-end WiMax networks.POE power supply / injector included.Part number: NS2802.11bg 2.4GHzDatasheetQuick Setup GuideUser's GuideSetting up a Vista computer to talk to a UBNT deviceBeginner's Quick Setup Guide for Mobile Users (RV's, Marine, Truckers)How To Configure A Simple AP with AirOSAirOS Wireless Repeater/Network Extender ConfigurationBridging two locations using two UBNT devices

Brand: Ubiquiti Model: NS2 Dimensions: .85 pounds Nanostation 2, the Ultimate 2.4GHz CPE for the Global WISP Community. Featuring Adaptive Antenna Polarity (AAP) Technology

Most helpful customer reviews 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful. The best CPE and very good AP By Ali Alkhalas Hello 1.Ease of Installation. 2.The units are very watertight and weatherproof. 3.Appearance-wise, the units are architecturally unobtrusive. 4. Reset to factory default is too easy just press the button 5.They are inexpensive, reliable and fast. 6.Power over ethernet capable. 7.Web interface. 8. Mounting hardware included. 9. rich online manual for operating System. 10.online forum. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I am happy By JORGE PATRICIO CUZCO GORDILLO I am happy, it is good, practice, elegant, it has many services and very steady,the vendor fulfilled what was offered, I recommend to everyone 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Great Reception By Paul Lamendola Jr. I wanted to get a dedicated wireless access point and router because my experience with wireless routers has been that they are all terrible and nobody should buy them and that every manufacturer of them should be ashamed of themselves for pushing such horrible cheap crap. Anyway, I got this along with some other router that I can't recall because I'm not at home and it works well. Reception is strong and consistent. It can be picked up for quite a distance, but the usable distance is dependent on the transmit power on the other device connecting to it, but for the range you do get, it's very stable. Features are plentiful and you get a lot of professional level options and tools such as secure shell login built in for the price. The menus can be a bit cryptic at times, but only on some parts, and nothing some experimentation wouldn't figure out, but I'm not going to knock the overall score because of something I didn't know. It's the customer's responsibility to learn, and there were no actual usability faults or bugs or anything like that. See all 3 customer reviews...

Outdoor High-Power Client Bridge/Access Point with Business Class 802.11G Outdoor Wireless Client Bridge/Access Point

Brand: EnGenius Model: EOC1650 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 2.40" h x 3.90" w x 14.90" l, 1.25 pounds EnGenius wireless access point/client bridge Multifunction Application Long Range Transmitting (Ack Timeout) Rssi/Led Indicators Integrated High Gain Antenna

Most helpful customer reviews 13 of 14 people found the following review helpful. Excellent Design and Execution By Philip A. Jones My latest configuration uses two EOC-1650's, one permanently mounted at the masthead and configured as a client router and another below the saloon floor and configured as an access point. The masthead uses the supplied 5 db external omni and the access point uses the internal antenna. Rather than using the 24 volt injectors that came with the devices, I injected 12 volts by cutting off the power supply tips (they are 5.5 mm OD, 2.1 mm ID, type M) and wiring them to the ship's power, which is sufficient for runs of about 50 feet. Since the access point is close to the bilge I put it in a waterproof container along with the two injectors. An ethernet cable runs from the container inside the mast to the client router. Configuring the masthead device as a client router (firmware 1.2.4) rather than as a client bridge avoids a problem in which the remote network assigns your PC an IP address in a subnet different than the masthead device's address and you lose the ability to log in to the EOC-1650. (Instead the client router's DHCP assigns your PC an address in its own subnet and the client router gets its WAN address from the remote network's DHCP. With the client router connected to the marina's access point, we have wifi throughout the cabin with excellent signal strength. Without the EOC-1650's I'd be sitting in the cockpit squinting in the sunlight and swatting mosquitoes while I tried to connect to a weak signal. So, I'm pleased with these devices. ************************* After using the EOC1650 for a year from New England thru the Bahamas, here's an update. I used a 15db omni antenna connected via a 3 foot pigtail and a 75 foot cat5 ethernet cable. The EOC1650 was at the masthead on a halyard for weeks at a time in all weather and on the cockpit rail the rest of the time. It still works. Pros: Reliable performance under demanding conditions. I connected to distant access points when others in the anchorages had no luck. The built in power over ethernet is handy since it lets the water sensitive parts like the power cube live below deck. No water damage to unit despite rain and spray. New firmware version 1.2.0 has new functionality and seems stable. Cons: Connector for external antenna spun off its nut and broke because I suspended the EOC1650 from its antenna rather than attaching it to the mast. Unit is weatherproof rather than waterproof. A wave splash when it is at the rail would kill it. ************* Original Review May-09 Just installed the EOC1650 as a bridge and found it to be excellent. (I've got extensive experience installing routers, access points and bridges so what I found easy might be more challenging if you're not familiar with wireless networking.) First the Pros: Small package (about the size of a flashlight) with lots of mounting options for indoor or outdoor use. (I hauled it to the masthead of a sailboat to use when in a marina or at anchor.) Comes with parts the description implies are addons: 5dbi rubber duckie omni antenna and two suction cups for mounting on a window or the like. Power supply for Poe is small and fits sideways on a powerstrip so it takes up ony 1 plug. Web interface was easy to understand and has extensive configuration settings, like preferred BSID which allows selecting an access point by MAC when there are several with the same SSID. Stable -- at least with several hours of use -- and does a good job of clinging to the marina's network in Baltimore's inner harbor, which has Port Networks stepping on all the channels with strong signals. Only a few cons: User guide is behind the most recent firmware, so some settings are not explained. No built in help in the user interface, so the user guide is the only source of info. Automatice date and time setting doesn't seem to work, requiring that you enter a date and time if you want the log timestamp to

Netgear Dual Wan Giga Firewall

Amazon Sales Rank: #39016 in Consumer Electronics Brand: Netgear Model: FVS336G-100NAS Platform: Windows Format: CD Dimensions: 7.01" h x 10.00" w x 1.56" l, 3.75 pounds Network Ports 10/100Mbps WAN - 2 VPN IPSec Support - Yes Warranty (Device) - Limited Lifetime Load balancing or fail-over modes

Most helpful customer reviews 14 of 15 people found the following review helpful. The ultimate mini-router that won't work By Kevin McMurtrie 3.0.6-29 Firmware Update I thought this update fixed problems with NAT rules. It did fix the bug where inbound NAT rules were damaged on restart, but now newly created outbound NAT rules don't work! Packets go from LAN to WAN but the responses are lost without even triggering dropped packet logging. Netgear online support doesn't seem to have the technical knowledge to investigate. Stay away from this router. You will never get it working. Earlier reviews follow. ----------------- This router has suffered numerous firmware bugs that prevent it from working securely and reliably. Tech support's answer is always to hard-reset and reprogram manually. Reprogramming using a backup file only restores whatever corruption you're trying to get rid of. This is a BUSINESS class router! Manually reprogramming takes at least an hour. After fixing the bug that gave admin privileges to Telnet without a password, I've picked up a bug where an important NAT rule vanishes on each reboot. I've been told by Netgear Support to install the beta firmware update (and then manually reprogram AGIAN) but they never sent it to me and they stopped responding to the trouble ticket. Netgear has a forum that they recommend for fast support but it's staffed by illiterates. I can't tell what they're trying to say. There's still no VPN client software for 64 bit systems. ----------------- Firmware 3.0.5-25 may grant administrative access to everybody on the LAN through Telnet. If this happens, you can't set a password and you can't turn the feature off. The ONLY solution is to reset to factory defaults and re-configure from scratch. If Amazon let me, I'd drop to no stars until this is fixed. ----------------- This little box is awesome. This is for anyone who has multiple internet connections, multiple static IP addresses, multiple home servers, or any other problem that a "home router" can't handle. Gigabit ports and the custom NAT rules allow a home server, a desktop computer, and a NAS can talk to each other at raw Gigabit speed. The best feature isn't obvious until you're half way through the initial configuration - it's actually easy to set up. The web GUI is clear, full of help, responsive, and it tells you about potential conflicts. The owner's guide is all about how to create your network. It doesn't waste your time with Windows screenshots. Ping, traceroute, DNS, and packet sniffing tools are built-in for troubleshooting mistakes without yanking wires. A test of NAT showed about 52Mbps, which isn't too bad for a small box. The only bug I've seen so far is that routing might not work immediately after setting up a custom NAT rule. 16 of 19 people found the following review helpful. Great Device -- Lots of bugs By SunGuru It is true that this device is very easy to setup and works well. However be aware that the latest firmware is riddled with bugs, especially in the area of remote syslog and vpn administration. If your buying this unit to do site to site vpn you might consider looking at the SonicWall TZ 190 too. Although this unit has a CLI, it is very limited, you will need to do most of your setup programming via the http interface. This device replaced a Cisco Pix 506 --- in side by side tests the throughput on the Netgear blew the Cisco out of the water. Also, if your trying to connect several airport extreme base stations together via Gigabit Ethernet don't bother trying to do it with the Cisco it has some incompatibility problem. But I'm pleased to inform you that the Netgear works perfectly as the switch to tie all the airport extremes together to make one big network. If you need to open ports for service pass through you will need to do all your own setup of the services, since by default the Netgear provides you with none. The manual appears to be of good size but leaves a lot to be desired when trying