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New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface
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New MessageNew Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) AudreyMI
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Hi,

I found this information on a new Linksys Ethernet to Wireless Device:


Linksys' Instant Wireless to Ethernet Adapter (WET11) enables Ethernet-equipped network hardware - like a PC, printer or router - to connect to the wireless LAN. It can also act as a repeater station to increase signal strength on the WLAN

Hopefully this will be reasonably sized and priced, as this would be ideal to connect an Audrey to a Wireless network.

Regards,

PJE

11-13-2001 12:38:43

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) Corroboree
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I contacted their sales team when I first heard about this earlier in the week. They said availability was 2 to 3 months away. They didn't give me pricing.
11-17-2001 15:06:40

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) booya
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Here is the picture, and some docs.
http://www.linksys.com/Products/product.asp?grid=22&prid=432

Backordered here(actually I still think it isn't out yet).. but reasonable price.
http://www.provantage.com/scripts/go.dll/-s/fp_70538


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06-17-2002 18:23:51

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) cyndrax
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I think you can get that functionality currently from a d-link access point. It has a client mode which AFAIK allows an ethernet enabled device to get onto a wireless network.

http://www.dlink.com/products/digitalHome/wireless/11b+/dwl900ap+/

Buy.com seems to be the cheapest place to pick them up.

Brian

06-18-2002 12:11:15

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) sys_spud
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These are running a little over $100 at this writing. I have one of these and it works fine with the Audrey - patch the usb network interface into the Linksys WET11 and it just works. You may need a windoze machine to set it up (assign IP address to the WET11 and such), although there is an option to set up with a web browser that I did not use.

Don't do what I did! Inadvertently assigned a fixed IP address to the WET11 that was the same IP as another (DHCP-assigned) PC on my network - stuff goes crazy!


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08-28-2002 10:42:17

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) isellsuccess
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Which one do I need for Audrey to work? Any recommendations?

WIRELESS 22MBPS ACCESS POINT ENHANCED WIRELESS ACCESS POINT
(D-Link) - (DWL900AP+) $99.73



D-LINK AIR DWL-900AP ACCESS POINT W/LOCAL BRIDGING CAPABILITIES
(D-Link) - (DWL900AP) $69.99


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08-30-2002 15:52:03

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) Flipp
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Either the 900AP or 900AP+ (set as a AP client) should be fine (or the DWL810, or Linksys WET11). Where'd you find the DWL-900AP for $69?
09-12-2002 15:14:57

New MessageRE:New Linksys Ethernet to Wireless interface (modified 0 times) Flipp
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The benefits of the 900ap+ are newer firmware (typically more stable), the ability to connect to other 22mbps equipment (higher speed), and if you plan to use the device as an AP as a fallback (say you stop using your Audrey), I'd recommend the plus model (more features than the 900ap).
09-12-2002 15:18:02

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