I've had good results from Breezecom (now Alvarion) units. They're a
two part setup with the radio being outdoors and the power supply
inside. Connection between the two is regular CAT-5 cable or better
yet, outdoor CAT-5.
Jason
jywmpg wrote:
> Does anyone have a recommendation for a WiFi Access Point product that
> is compatible with the 7260 and suitable for outdoor use?
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> I have a isolated network (i.e. not connected to the internet) of
> 7260's that I would like to provide access to via WiFi. I want to be
> able to connect to an AP attached to one of the 7260s and then have
> network access to all of them.
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> I have several of the IOGear dongles that could theoretically be used
> for this if they were protected from the elements, but their range
> seems extremely limited, and they do not seem to operate very robustly.
>
> I am running a Debian system with version 2.4.26 of the kernel that I
> have built myself, that is based on ts11.
>
> Reliability is the most important feature: I want to be able to
> connect every time. Speed and Range are not nearly as important. We
> will be fairly close to the AP (20-30 meters) and data rates will be
> fairly low (a few kbps). Price is not terribly important.
>
> If anyone has a particular product that they have had success with, I
> would be most interested in hearing about it.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> jw
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