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Cisco WAP321 (WAP321EK9) Pre-802.11n Wireless Access Point

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£19.99

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Estimated delivery Fri, 23 May - Tue, 27 May

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Model: WAP321. Make: Cisco.

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As business applications become more powerful and sophisticated, organizations are looking for new ways to extend the performance and reach of their office networks. Delivering secure, high-speed wireless connectivity to employees, partners, and guests anywhere in the office is key. The Cisco® WAP321 Wireless-N Selectable-Band Access Point with PoE makes it easy to deliver advanced 802.11n wireless networking with business-class features - at an affordable price. This flexible solution is ...

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MPNWAP321EK9

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by sealand-systems
12 Jun, 2019
Does what is says on the tin
So far so good. The installation has only been up for four days, so nothing to report on the reliability front. One thing to beware of is the automatic channel allocation. Contrary to what is implied (it's not very clear) in the on line help, it's a very bad idea to press the start button on this function and leave it turned on. It results in channels changing and connections being dropped on a regular basis - I think it's every five minutes. Clearly that function isn't meant to be left turned on, but the help page misled me into thinking that it was, and that resulted in teething problems. All's fine now.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned