What wireless protocol does it use?
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Sorry, Douglas, I have the wireless disconnected as it is connected via Ethernet cable. I'm out of town and can't check on it.
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Yes, however whether you can access / view that information is dependent on the software you utilize with this item. This is just the chipset / radio that is required for the protocol.
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I use the Netgear Wireless N300 with a D-Link DAP-2553 wireless access point.
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I do not know , mine operates off Windows. I am having problems staying connected for any period of time. Still not sure I like it, it may be me and the way I set it up.
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Yes! This system operates within the 2.4GHz band - and, from my own personal experience, it uses nearly ALL of the 2.4GHz band. It completely walked all over my router and wireless connections.
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I have it running on an apple network.... What type of configuration are you planning or what function dobyou want it to perform
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No. I connects via USB, Ethernet, or WiFi. If using WiFi, be sure that your WiFi base station uses a high security protocol; it does not work with older protocols.
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no clue. its fast computer and has wireless. depends on your home network speed
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Neither. It does not have intrinsic 3G or 4G capabilities. You need to connect it to a Wi-Fi source to get on the internet.
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Yes, 802.11n. I don't use the 4G system, too cheap, it would cost extra and I already have a good router I can hook up to.
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It's browser based. If you are connected to the router, you should be able to configure it.
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Sorry but i dont know, because i buyed the 2100 version which is wireless... :(
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you can connect it wirelessly or directly. use the web page at 10.10.10.10 to configure3 it. and make sure you use desktop settings on that HTML
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Lots of features including all of the encryption methods (WPA, WPA2, WEP), RADIUS connectivity, NTP, even a graph which tracks traffic. It has VLAN tagging which works fairly well, and a management VLAN which handles the web interface, ntp and RADIUS traffic. I currently have mine setup with three VLANs connected to a pfsense firewall. One VLAN is bridged to my LAN and associated to my primary SSID which uses WPA2-RADIUS. This authenticates against FreeRADIUS on the pfsense box. The second VLAN is associated to a different SSID, is open and is a separate subnet and firewalled off from my LAN. This is for guests. Lots of features including all of the encryption methods (WPA, WPA2, WEP), RADIUS connectivity, NTP, even a graph which tracks traffic. It has VLAN tagging which works fairly well, and a management VLAN which handles the web interface, ntp and RADIUS traffic. I currently have mine setup with three VLANs connected to a pfsense firewall. One VLAN is bridged to my LAN and associated to my primary SSID which uses WPA2-RADIUS. This authenticates against FreeRADIUS on the pfsense box. The second VLAN is associated to a different SSID, is open and is a separate subnet and firewalled off from my... » Read More Lots of features including all of the encryption methods (WPA, WPA2, WEP), RADIUS connectivity, NTP, even a graph which tracks traffic. It has VLAN tagging which works fairly well, and a management VLAN which handles the web interface, ntp and RADIUS traffic. I currently have mine setup with three VLANs connected to a pfsense firewall. One VLAN is bridged to my LAN and associated to my primary SSID which uses WPA2-RADIUS. This authenticates against FreeRADIUS on the pfsense box. The second VLAN is associated to a different SSID, is open and is a separate subnet and firewalled off from my LAN. This is for guests. « Show Less
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Cody snyder, Yes, the system ships with both wired and wireless networking capabilities. The WiFi protocols the unit is compatible with by default are: 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n.
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Older networks used to be OK, and a wireless card should not be needed. I have done it in the past. But the only encryption my Axim X51v (with Windows Mobile 5.0 OS) accepts is WEP. This may still be in use in public places such as hotels, coffee shops, etc., but I can not get mine to connect at home using my networks WPA encryption. I have not tried to connect through my iPhone nor Notebook using Bluetooth, that may be a viable option.
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It has it's own little USB stick to connect through. It uses 2.4GHz technology.