802.11A AP

Does any one know a a AP that supports 802.11A only, or a A/B/G one that
can have the 2.4G transeiver turned off? If found severa A only
AP's online but none of them are sold anymore.

The best would be one that supports PoE

We want to use wireless for some of our stuff here, but we are a R&D
company wokring on 2.4G wireless products and the do not want the 2.4G
band flodded while they test our products.

-Dan

: Does any one know a a AP that supports 802.11A only, or a A/B/G one that
: can have the 2.4G transeiver turned off? If found severa A only
: AP's online but none of them are sold anymore.

On Orinoco PCMCIA card you can turn off/on any radio you want, so I think it's
possible on Proxim/Lucent/Avaya AP's. (I'm not 100% sure)

m.


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On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 18:03:21 GMT, Dan <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

~ Does any one know a a AP that supports 802.11A only, or a A/B/G one that
~ can have the 2.4G transeiver turned off? If found severa A only
~ AP's online but none of them are sold anymore.
~
~ The best would be one that supports PoE
~
~ We want to use wireless for some of our stuff here, but we are a R&D
~ company wokring on 2.4G wireless products and the do not want the 2.4G
~ band flodded while they test our products.
~
~ -Dan

Our AP1200 can be bought with just an 802.11a radio.
although if you don't need the removable antennas,
you could use an AP1130AG and just turn off the
2.4GHz radio - this would be cheaper (and prettier!)

1130AG: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...d801b9058.html

Aaron

Hi

Dan wrote:
> Does any one know a a AP that supports 802.11A only, or a A/B/G one that
> can have the 2.4G transeiver turned off? If found severa A only AP's
> online but none of them are sold anymore.
Have a Proxim 4000 that will turn off either radio, or both ( if you
really need that )
>
> The best would be one that supports PoE
I believe that there is a PoE kit, you will have to ask Proxim..
>
> We want to use wireless for some of our stuff here, but we are a R&D
> company wokring on 2.4G wireless products and the do not want the 2.4G
> band flodded while they test our products.
I do have an *old* Linksys with card I might be willing to part with.
Remove '.invalid' from the reply if you need to chat.


>
> -Dan

todh