Help me choose AP/wireless router

I want a new wireless router/AP.. Something that has a WAN port - will
separate WiFi and intranet - a switch. Plus it should support a few
standards. My target standard is 802.11g, it would be nice if AP could
support some others, such as 802.11y, 802.11n, and 802.11b, and
802.11a.. But I mostly care about g, and the price.

Oh.. I would like something that already has connectors for external
antennas or could be easily modified to have them, so that I could
install antennas outside.


My main concerns are PRICE, the cheaper the better. Compatibility.
And brand name that is commited to supporting their product.


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freeNT wrote:
> I want a new wireless router/AP.. Something that has a WAN port - will
> separate WiFi and intranet - a switch. Plus it should support a few
> standards. My target standard is 802.11g, it would be nice if AP could
> support some others, such as 802.11y, 802.11n, and 802.11b, and
> 802.11a.. But I mostly care about g, and the price.
>
> Oh.. I would like something that already has connectors for external
> antennas or could be easily modified to have them, so that I could
> install antennas outside.
>
>
> My main concerns are PRICE, the cheaper the better. Compatibility.
> And brand name that is commited to supporting their product.
>

"Airman Thunderbird" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:_(E-Mail Removed). ..
> http://www.buffalotech.com/home/
>
> freeNT wrote:
>> I want a new wireless router/AP.. Something that has a WAN port - will
>> separate WiFi and intranet - a switch. Plus it should support a few
>> standards. My target standard is 802.11g, it would be nice if AP could
>> support some others, such as 802.11y, 802.11n, and 802.11b, and
>> 802.11a.. But I mostly care about g, and the price.
>>
>> Oh.. I would like something that already has connectors for external
>> antennas or could be easily modified to have them, so that I could
>> install antennas outside.
>>
>>
>> My main concerns are PRICE, the cheaper the better. Compatibility. And
>> brand name that is commited to supporting their product.


Most any of the Buffalo's or a WRT54GL. either way load dd-wrt on them..
www.dd-wrt.com

Adair
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