$30! $30! What can you get
This week, I got a Cisco 1142 Wireless AT with power adapter
It is AO2.11n high-performance enterprise access point and supports AO2.3af PoE input
If you think it is still not good enough, I also got a free Cisco Link-C WRT160N wireless end-router
What could be it? And I got a $30! $30! $30! $30! $30! $30! $30
Cisco Aranet 1140 series indoor access points have a sleek design that blends into enterprise environments
and they can be powered with standard AO2.3af PoE. Whether you are deploying standalone access points in a branch office or a comprehensive wired and wireless architecture
the 1140 series offers excellent performance and interoperability with AO2.11n standard devices
certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance to make your wireless network flexible and scalable
Let me show you how to configure this wonderful enterprise AP at your home wireless access point
Log into Cisco Wireless AP using a browser. Default username and password is Cisco. Cisco. Capital C
You can change AP's network configuration by assign a static IP address, or using DHCP
Creating a new SSID for 2.4G radio. There is a existing 2.4G SSID body created before
Let's try to create a new 5G SSID. We can review SSID configuration from SSID manager menu
Let's try to create a new SSID for 2.4G radio. We can review SSID configuration from SSID manager menu
Let's try to create a new 5G SSID. We can review SSID configuration from SSID manager menu
Let's try to create a new 5G SSID. Let's try to create a new 5G SSID
We can review SSID configuration from SSID manager menu. Let's try to create a new 5G SSID
Let's try to create a new 5G SSID. We can review SSID configuration from SSID manager menu
Let's try to create a new 5G SSID. Let's try to create a new 5G SSID
Radio may be down and you may need to manual enable it
Let's try to create a new 5G SSID. Let's try to create a new 5G SSID
Association menu will show which client joins into your SSID