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Basic Specs Mobidick BXU43
Type:
Wi-Fi access point
Wireless standard:
802.11n
Support MIMO:
yes
Max. speed of the wireless connection:
200 Mbps
Reception/transmission Mobidick BXU43
Protection of information:
WEP, WPA, WPA2, 802.1x
Options access point/bridge Mobidick BXU43
The speed of the ports:
1000 MB/s
Bridge mode:
yes
Router Mobidick BXU43
Router:
yes
FireWall:
yes
NAT:
Network Address Translation
Network Address Translationyes
DHCP server:
yes
Support for Dynamic DNS:
yes
Dynamic routing protocols:
RIP v1, RIP v2
Monitoring and configuring Mobidick BXU43
Supports Telnet:
yes
SNMP support:
yes
Memory Mobidick BXU43
RAM:
256 MB
Detailed Specs Mobidick BXU43
Support IEEE 802.1q (VLAN):
yes
Power over Ethernet cable (PoE):
yes
Possibility of installation outside of a premise:
yes
Flash memory:
yes
Dimensions (WxHxD):
265x95x185 mm
Weight:
1900
Additional information:
slot CompactFlash; 4 connector antenna
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