"Lasse" <(E-Mail Removed)> hath wroth:
>We are looking for a Wireless access point with a build in router.
A "wireless access point" is just the radio bridge part of the system.
When you add an ethernet router and switch to the package, it becomes
a "wireless router".
>And it
>should be possible to feed it with power over the Ethernet connection (PoE).
>
>Somthing like this:
>-----------------------------------> AP with Router
>Ethernet with PoE
>
>The PoE comes from an injektor somewhere on the Ethernet which is not where
>the AP is located.
It is very common to find access points (no router) with PoE but no
wireless routers that I could find. Are you sure you need to have the
access point (radio section) in the same box as the router? If you're
thinking of installing the radio on the roof with an outdoor pipe,
it's easy enough to setup a seperate indoor ethernet router at the
other end of the CAT5 cable. If you insist on having the router with
the access point, you will need *two* CAT5e cables, one for the
WAN(internet) and one for the LAN for configuration and local
connections. I suggest you reconsider or explain what you are trying
to accomplish.
Otherwise, you can always add 802.3af (PoE) power using external
adapters. There are several different types. Be sure to get one that
matches your hardware selection.
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