Linksys WAP11--can you hack the 2.2 version?
Jeff Costa
SNMP hack to boost the power?
AJ
>I am thinking of getting the WAP11 version 2.2. Does this version allow the
>SNMP hack to boost the power?
>
>
browser. I would avoid that POS.
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AJ
Sorry, broadband users only!
http://www.dslreports.com/information/media
Jeff Costa
"AJ" <aj...@hotmail.comremove> wrote in message
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AJ
>POS?
Piece of crap. Read some threads about it in this group, just in the
last week.
Kevin
D-link DI-614+. The Linksys performed much better. I'm happy with the
Linksys WAP11.
"AJ" <aj...@hotmail.comremove> wrote in message
Kevin
"Karl Kramer" <OSQCPQ...@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 9 Jul 2002 21:14:38 -0400, "Kevin" <kmi...@twave.net> wrote:
>
> >I'm happy with the
> >Linksys WAP11.
>
> The one with Ethernet+USB-Port,
> or the WAP11 Ver.2.2 (that's the one without USB-Port)?
>
>
>
> 42 Karl
>
> --
> You know you've been hacking too long when...
> ...you try to bring a window to the front of something, then
> you realize that the "something" is a post-it on your screen.
IVAN KORSHUN
-Ivan
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David Taylor
Not difficult to spot why *that* URL doesn't work!! :)
David Taylor
> a test menue, were i can
> switch to permanent transmitting
Right, I'm with you now, I thought you were pasting it as a URL with
information on a mod or something. Sorry, brain fart! :-)
> It offers a fixed rate off "22" (no unit, hopefully MBit/sec).
Have you been able to try this set to 22, with bridging between another
Linksys 2.2?
David.
Iceman
Kramer) wrote:
>On Wed, 17 Jul 2002 11:34:19 +0100, David Taylor <djta...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
>
>>> http://linksys:ad...@192.168.1.251/weca.htm
>>
>>Not difficult to spot why *that* URL doesn't work!! :)
>
>THAT URL brings me into
>a test menue, were i can
>switch to permanent transmitting
>and some other service-modes.
>
>It does not allow to modify Nation-Settings
>or Transmission-Power, as far as I can see.
>
>It offers a fixed rate off "22" (no unit, hopefully MBit/sec).
>
It was good to see that. There is a lot of similarity between the USR
system and this, was looking for a bin file to see if it can be
flashed to bring up the full system. The USR software for their system
has a firmware upgrade once you are connected properly, but I do not
know the product code for the WAP11 v2.2 so it would not extract the
bin file to test it out. Their (USR) w nic utilities appears to be
written by the same company that did DLinks cardbus. But more work is
needed and it might be a few weeks before I get back to playing around
with it.