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Basic Specs Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Type:
Wi-Fi access point
Wireless standard:
802.11n, frequency 2.4 GHz
Max. speed of the wireless connection:
150 Mbps
Reception/transmission Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Protection of information:
WEP, WPA, WPA2
Options access point/bridge Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Switch:
4xLAN
The speed of the ports:
100 Mbit/s
Bridge mode:
yes
Router Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Router:
yes
FireWall:
yes
NAT:
Network Address Translation
Network Address Translationyes
SPI:Serial Peripheral Interface
Serial Peripheral Interfaceyes
DHCP server:
yes
Support for Dynamic DNS:
yes
Demilitarized zone (DMZ):
yes
VPN Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Support for VPN pass through:
yes
Antenna Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
The number of external antennas:
1
External antenna type:
fixed
Monitoring and configuring Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Web-interface:
yes
Detailed Specs Buffalo WLAE-AG300N
Dimensions (WxHxD):
118x23x104 mm
Weight:
144 g
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