Welcome to Consumer Evidence
Wireless Access Point Article
This is a selection made from among articles on Wireless Access Point. For a permanent link to this article, or to bookmark it for future reading, click here.
Installing the Linksys WRT110
from: ConsumerEvidence.comFound at the rear of the router are the standard four-port Fast Ethernet switch and an RJ-45 WAN port. These attachments make it possible for you to connect to the other devices found in your home. You also get a button on the front panel that can be used for initiating WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) sessions with suitably equipped wireless clients.
When you purchase the router, installation can be handled smoothly by a CD-ROM based utility which helps out with cabling conundrums. You are then taken through a quick start wizard to get the router up and running. Linksys will also advice you to change the default administrative password and set up wireless encryption with a suitably complex passphrase. The newest feature is the Linksys' LELA (Linksys EasyLink Advisor) v3.0. This provides a smart interface for viewing and managing all network devices attached to the router. You can open the full network map of the router, with each connected system attached and whether Internet access is currently available.
A window pops up when you select a device. You will be shown the details on its connection speed, its IP address and the installed operating system. Selecting the router allows you to change its administrative password and encryption key. If there is an unidentified system attempting connection, you can flag it as an intruder. The hacker’s name will be marked in red. This is when the password plays a pivotal role because you play the gatekeeper to those you’ll only allow access to your connection.
Wireless Access Point News
EnGenius Technologies Launches Business-Class Long-Range Wireless-N Solutions ... - MarketWatch (press release)
EnGenius Technologies Launches Business-Class Long-Range Wireless-N Solutions ... MarketWatch (press release) ... long-range Wireless-N networking solutions for homes and businesses, today announced the launch of the ECB300 Business-Class Indoor Long-Range Wireless-N Access Point/Client Bridge and ECB150 Long-Range Wireless-N Indoor Access Point/Client Bridge. |
Netgear N900 (WNDR4500) wireless router review - PC Advisor
Netgear N900 (WNDR4500) wireless router review PC Advisor Netgear's N900 Dual Band Gigabit Router, otherwise known as the WNDR4500, is an "ultimate performance" product designed for those of you who want faster wireless networking. It has a dual-band wireless access point that can work in the 2.4GHz and 5GHz ... Average User Rating Buffalo AirStation AC1300/N900 Gigabit Dual Band WZR-D1800H |
Wireless Access for Health Project to Expand to All Tarlac Health Clinics in ... - Sacramento Bee
Wireless Access for Health Project to Expand to All Tarlac Health Clinics in ... Sacramento Bee The WAH project streamlines the reporting process and improves access to accurate and timely patient information for clinicians and decision makers by utilizing 3G wireless technology, building upon and strengthening the existing Community Health ... |
Using Wireless Networking? Don't Forget Security - Business Insider
Using Wireless Networking? Don't Forget Security Business Insider EnGenius Technologies, a telephone and data communications company, is releasing the ECB350, a secure, high power wi-fi extender that acts as a bridge between the access point and client. The ECB350 uses Wireless N technology, currently the preferred ... |
CIOs Must Bolster Mobile Security as BYOD Trend Booms - NetworkComputing.com
CIOs Must Bolster Mobile Security as BYOD Trend Booms NetworkComputing.com Regulate guest access via a portal and manage levels of access, as well as duration. Specify regular scans for unauthorized access points and sources of interference. Employ a wireless intrusion-detection system that specifically looks for Wi-Fi ... |