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Software used for analysis: Qchec
| Data Size (kBytes) |
Throughput (Mbps) |
| 100 |
53.334
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| 200 |
66.667 |
| 300 |
75 |
| 400 |
78.049 |
| 500 |
81.633
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| 600 |
82.759 |
| 700 |
82.353 |
| 800 |
84.211 |
| 900 |
85.714 |
| 1000 |
86.002 |
Manufacturer claim:
- 60-70Mbps with 5km of range
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WEP = Wired equivalent privacy
TKIP = Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
CCMP = Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol
AP security:
•WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-Enterprise, WPA2-Enterprise, WEP 802.1X
WDS security:
•WEP, TKIP, AES
WEP:
•40-bit encryption key
•Various key sizes – longer key requires interception of more packets to crack
•Outdated, many flaws, no longer used
TKIP (WPA):
•128-bit per-packet key
•Part of the IEEE 802.11i standard
•Avoids major problems with WEP
AES (WPA2):
•256-bit
•IEEE 802.11i standard
•CCMP as the standard encryption protocol; more secure than WEP and TKIP protocols of WPA
MAC ACL (address filtering)
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June 2011 |
WEP = Wired equivalent privacy
TKIP = Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
CCMP = Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol
AP security:
•WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-Enterprise, WPA2-Enterprise, WEP 802.1X
WDS security:
•WEP, TKIP, AES
WEP:
•40-bit encryption key
•Various key sizes – longer key requires interception of more packets to crack
•Outdated, many flaws, no longer used
TKIP (WPA):
•128-bit per-packet key
•Part of the IEEE 802.11i standard
•Avoids major problems with WEP
AES (WPA2):
•256-bit
•IEEE 802.11i standard
•CCMP as the standard encryption protocol; more secure than WEP and TKIP protocols of WPA
MAC ACL (address filtering)
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June 2011 |
WEP = Wired equivalent privacy
TKIP = Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
CCMP = Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol
AP security:
•WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-Enterprise, WPA2-Enterprise, WEP 802.1X
WDS security:
•WEP, TKIP, AES
WEP:
•40-bit encryption key
•Various key sizes – longer key requires interception of more packets to crack
•Outdated, many flaws, no longer used
TKIP (WPA):
•128-bit per-packet key
•Part of the IEEE 802.11i standard
•Avoids major problems with WEP
AES (WPA2):
•256-bit
•IEEE 802.11i standard
•CCMP as the standard encryption protocol; more secure than WEP and TKIP protocols of WPA
MAC ACL (address filtering)
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June 2011 |
Wireless Bridge Building Block WAP-5015D
This building block consists of a radio and an integrated flat panel antenna with a water proof enclosure for outdoor installation. Scroll down and you will find a few block diagrams showing how we can deploy this building block for various purposes. The detailed specification is as shown below on the RHS. The following links provide specific information on:
 
The diagrams below show 4 ways of setting up a wireless bridge with WAP-5015D.
 
Router AP Mode
•Connect wireless devices to Internet via ADSL modem
NAT enabled
AP Mode
•Access Point for wireless clients connection
NAT disabled
WDS Mode
•Allows wireless network expansion of multiple sites using multiple APs
NAT disabled
CPE Mode
•Connect wired devices to Internet via AP
NAT enabled
Client Bridge + Universal Repeater Mode
•Repeater for both wired and wireless devices
NAT disabled
CPE + AP Mode
•Connect both wired and wireless devices to Internet via AP
NAT enabled
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