Netgear Wpn802na Access Point 802.11g Rngmx

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17 Feb 2009 1 hr 50 min customer support call + no progress = return I got hung up very early in the instructions. The instructions tell you to hook up the device to your computer, then access a particular IP address at NetGear, which is supposed to step you through the process (other wireless devices I've worked with do basically the same thing).

I could not get that website to come up, even though I was definitely connected to the internet (other sites worked fine). So I called netgear's customer support, figuring it was probably a known, common problem ... –J. Joynerfrom Amazon.com
14 Nov 2008 Works as a WAP, but does not work as a wireless repeater I'll provide detail below, but to summarize my review, this product works fine as a standalone wireless access point but did not work at all for me as a wireless repeater, even when using 2 of these devices with one as the primary and the second as the repeater.

Here is the problem I was trying to solve with this product...after re-locating my office and Verizon Fios Actiontec wireless router into the basement of my home, I found that the Actiontec was not strong enough to provide reliabl... –F. B. Kauberfrom Amazon.com
06 Sep 2008 Wireless Access Point This product worked as advertised, but it didn't solve the problem we got it for, which was interference from wireless surveillance cameras. Even with this access point in the same room, I couldn't get an iPod Touch to reliably use Wi-Fi connectivity if the surveillance cameras were active. The final solution was to get cameras that operate on 5.8 Mhz. You can find those by searching on Amazon. This access point however did work fine, and was easy to set up. –Ace Mcinturfffrom Amazon.com

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