need wpa2 bridge recommendations

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ToddAndMargo

Hi All,

I am trying to connect a computer with an Ethernet port
and no spare PCI slots to a small WPA2 protected wireless
network.

Does anyone have recommendation for a wireless bridge
that supports WPA2?

I had been using USR products, but had to stop using
any of their products do to a hardware design defect
in their eeproms circuits that kept them from saving changes.

I also looked at the Linksys WET54G but no
WPA2 (only wpa1).

I found a ZyXel G-570S but have no experience with
their reliability.

Anyway, I thought it was time to ask for help.

Many thanks,
-T
 
ToddAndMargo said:
Hi All,

I am trying to connect a computer with an Ethernet port
and no spare PCI slots to a small WPA2 protected wireless
network.

Does anyone have recommendation for a wireless bridge
that supports WPA2?

I had been using USR products, but had to stop using
any of their products do to a hardware design defect
in their eeproms circuits that kept them from saving changes.

I also looked at the Linksys WET54G but no
WPA2 (only wpa1).

I found a ZyXel G-570S but have no experience with
their reliability.

Anyway, I thought it was time to ask for help.

Many thanks,
-T
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A few of us (here) have used the Edimax 7206APg.
It's cheap, has some nice features and very reliable. I've had no
problems with it at all.
 
I use a DLink DAP-1555

Hi All,

I am trying to connect a computer with an Ethernet port
and no spare PCI slots to a small WPA2 protected wireless
network.

Does anyone have recommendation for a wireless bridge
that supports WPA2?

I had been using USR products, but had to stop using
any of their products do to a hardware design defect
in their eeproms circuits that kept them from saving changes.

I also looked at the Linksys WET54G but no
WPA2 (only wpa1).

I found a ZyXel G-570S but have no experience with
their reliability.

Anyway, I thought it was time to ask for help.

Many thanks,
-T
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