Cisco Aironet 1231 - Radio - 802.11b 802.11g

Pros: None yet since I can't use it yet

Cons: Missing required antennae; Customer service SUCKS

The Bottom Line: Might be a good router, but I have had nothing but problems getting it up and running; it came without the requisite antennae and customer service sucks.

Review: I ordered the Cisco Aironet 1231 the other day, and after it arrived, set it up, and...couldn't get a wireless signal. I called customer support and was told I would be called back by a technician (which obviously the first yahoo was not) within an...

Pros: support for 802.1x Cisco LEAP and PEAP reliability

Cons: cost of unit is more expensive then others

The Bottom Line: would recommend for small/med size business especially for security minded customers. rock solid tech support

Review: as a small or medium business owner, you might be asking the question $600 for a wireless access point? why can't I get the same thing from Netgear, linksys, D-link at half the price to do the exact same thing..?

One word.. Security..
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Pros: Highest available radio quality, range and security.

Cons: You really need to know what you're doing to set it up with security.

The Bottom Line: Top-of-the-line wireless access point, geared towards enterprise (not consumer) use.

Review: I searched high and low for a wireless access point with the range and sensitivity to reach every corner of my 175 year old home. That's a tall order, considering that it's about 3500 square feet of living space, on three stories, in a brick...