Well, The AP-1000 will cost more than an RG-1000. More than twice as much, especially since the AP does not come with radio cards. Kevin ** Kevin R. Knuth Business Development Manager North America 2
Author: "Bruno Lopes F. Cabral" <bruno@openline.com.br>
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2003 09:02:00 -0300
so, what's the point on having the same price from the AP-1000 to RG-1000 karlnet firmware? as the RG-1000 (and other one slot gear) is lower priced than AP-1000 (and two slot gear), the software sho
Are there any boards that exceed Karlnet spec with a small form factor and higher powered processor so that we aren't installing boards that will be antiquated by next year, forcing Karlnet to remove
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I'd really like to see NAT/DHCP on the KN-50. We've been insisting on customer's purchase of a router and that we manage it. However, it's a slow slide into the hell of managing the customer's intern
Well, The AP-1000 will cost more than an RG-1000. More than twice as much, especially since the AP does not come with radio cards. Kevin ** Kevin R. Knuth Business Development Manager North America 2
Author: "Bruno Lopes F. Cabral" <bruno@openline.com.br>
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2003 09:02:00 -0300
so, what's the point on having the same price from the AP-1000 to RG-1000 karlnet firmware? as the RG-1000 (and other one slot gear) is lower priced than AP-1000 (and two slot gear), the software sho
Are there any boards that exceed Karlnet spec with a small form factor and higher powered processor so that we aren't installing boards that will be antiquated by next year, forcing Karlnet to remove
by what is WARP? _______________________________________________ Karlnet mailing list Karlnet@WISPNotes.com http://lists.wispnotes.com/mailman/listinfo/karlnet
I'd really like to see NAT/DHCP on the KN-50. We've been insisting on customer's purchase of a router and that we manage it. However, it's a slow slide into the hell of managing the customer's intern