Another couple questions: 1. Do basically all wireless routers now have an access point mode I can turn on? 2. If you do that, how do you set it up?

Wireless access points simplify the process of providing guest access to networks. Whether for visiting clients, customers, or event attendees, granting temporary network access becomes effortless ...

Requires: Wireless access points sufficient for 150 mobile users, with strong security and management features. Concerns: The make-or-break feature will be the built-in security; ...

I have a Linksys WRT54G Wireless router, version 6, firmware Version: v1.00.7, Feb. 16, 2006 . When my friend is using my wireless, we both drop signal at the same time. I also lose signal if I am ...

Wireless Access Points: Through Thick And Thin. Thick routers are the old familiar Cisco variety, running their own command-line operating system with thousands of parameters to tweak and tune.

What’s the difference between an enterprise wireless access point from a big name vendor, and a SOHO-grade one from the likes of Belkin, Buffalo or Netgear? About 500 bucks. Okay, it’s not a very ...

Netgear is smashing it with the WAX615, the company's new ultra-fast and affordable wireless access points for small and medium-sized businesses that want to upgrade their wireless network.

Whereas, Wireless Access Point is for a more specific crowd. It is for all the users who are tired of having multiple dead zones in their office making a big chunk of the office redundant.

There are three key reasons why the SonicWave 641 can operate in a government environment not as suited for other wireless access points. Improved service delivery. Wireless access points such as the ...