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http://www.e-zy.net/outdoor/EZ-Go/ | Here are links to the product | ||
[http://www.e-zy.net/outdoor/EZ-Go-2/ description] and | |||
[http://dokuwiki.e-zy.net/doku.php?id=products:ez3p:ez3_manual manual]. | |||
Summary: this thing does everything I'd want from an outdoor WiFi network component. And it's $83. | Summary: this thing does everything I'd want from an outdoor WiFi network component. And it's $83. | ||
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Management and statistics including SNMP, a built-in traffic grapher, a bandwidth test | Management and statistics including SNMP, a built-in traffic grapher, a bandwidth test | ||
== I can't find it! == | |||
Q. I changed the IP address and I don't remember its new value! | |||
A. Use the "Discovery" tool. Works like a champ. | |||
http://www.e-zy.net/support/EZ-Go-2/Utility | |||
== Criticisms == | == Criticisms == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 30 May 2014
Here are links to the product
description and
manual.
Summary: this thing does everything I'd want from an outdoor WiFi network component. And it's $83.
Runs Linux; boots FAST.
You can connect to its simple Web interface, which permits direct access to MANY settings. You can use ssh or telnet to get a command shell; there is also a simple command shell access window in the Web interface.
1 watt transmit test mode + 20 power settings from 0 to 24 dBm.
Network modes: bridge or router
Full range of firewall settings
Bandwidth control
QoS
Mesh networking (WDS)
VPN: IPSEC support
DDNS
Management and statistics including SNMP, a built-in traffic grapher, a bandwidth test
I can't find it!
Q. I changed the IP address and I don't remember its new value!
A. Use the "Discovery" tool. Works like a champ.
http://www.e-zy.net/support/EZ-Go-2/Utility
Criticisms
Not crazy over the seal on the housing. If it works, great. I live in Oregon and anticipate that condensation will kill these. I will let you know.
