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- Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 00:22:10 +0900
- From: Nicolas Limare <nicolas+tlug@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] small WiFi access point
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Hi, I am working on my home WiFi network. Until now, it was managed via a USB WiFi dongle plugged on my RaspberryPi router, but since it is unstable[1] I am switching to a stand-alone device dedicated to the wired->WiFi link. I just want to add the wireless layer to my home network, with something as simple and small as possible. I don't want another NAT layer, not a second RaspberryPi, not a big multifunction device (switch-wifi-router-coffee-machine-whatever), etc. I tried the Elecom WRH-300[2], and it's very good. Small, low power, takes RJ45 Ethernet on one side and translates it to WiFi on the other, with a small web config interface. The only problem is that it's not supposed to be used over a long distance, and in some corners of my apartment (reinforced concrete walls..), the signal is too weak. Do you know other similar devices, but with a stronger signal, maybe a better antenna? Thanks, [1] First, it was difficult to find a dongle whose chipset can wotk in access-point mode; then I found few chipsets were supported by hostapd, and ofthen not in the version shipped with Raspbian. Then I had some problems with (I suppose) unstable or insufficient power supplied to the dongle. [2] http://www2.elecom.co.jp/products/WRH-300BK.html -- Nicolas LIMARE http://nicolas.limare.net/Attachment: signature.asc
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