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The firm has added a model of bridge for municipal networks that doubles as a home gateway: This was inevitable, and I was surprised that Ruckus’s first metro-scale bridge, the MetroFlex, lacked this feature. The Peplink Surf 200BG-AP has a 200 mW radio that uses per-packet power control to send and receive data to remote metro-scale nodes and handle traffic in the home as well. For $189, you lose one device and avoid complexity in redistributing Wi-Fi within the home. Via email, the company told me that the 200BG-AP doesn’t offer virtual SSIDs, or the ability to set up multiple Wi-Fi network identities—that’s coming later—but lets the user configure the bridge to act as a client for the larger network and a gateway for the local network.
Posted by Glennf at August 29, 2006 1:02 PM
Categories: Adapters, Home, Metro-Scale Networks
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