Found some of those on EBAY, and requested PROXIM to send me the specs on
that one, lets see what thy will send me.



-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Allan [mailto:allan at physics dot umn dot edu] 
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 12:57 PM
To: Alex M
Cc: Monowall Support List
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Reliable AP equipment 400mW

On Fri, Oct 05, 2007 at 12:42:02PM -0400, Alex M wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> A bit off topic, but I'm trying to find out what's your opinions about
most
> reliable APs
> 
> We had used D-Link 2000, 2100, 2200, 2210 APs
> 
> We also used SENAO 400mw ECB-3220 
> 
> BUT what we hound out, is that they all tend to die after the year of
> operations. D-link looses its flash => firmware disappear and you can not
> reflash, and Seno burns out the atheros chip so you ending up wit out a
> working radio. Also they are both to vulnerable to temperatures. in the
> summer they barely working, in the winter they are out too, also when its
> humid they tend to die too.
> 
> So I thought maybe some one know so APs 200mW MIN power, better 400mW or
> more, that are very reliable and worked for at least 2 years in the field.
> Preferably in the price range of up to $150 USD. 

I'm not sure about the power output specifically, but in the realm of
enterprise-grade access points, we have been quite happy with Proxim
AP-4000 or Avaya AP-8 (same thing). These are a/b/g models, I think
there are also Proxim AP-700/Avaya AP-7 which are b/g only.

The Avaya website is way behind on firmware revisions, but they can be
flashed with the Proxim firmware.

List prices are much more than $150, but you can find them for between
$150-$200 by searching various online suppliers.

Graham
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