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NetComm NB6 range goes 11n
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 21 May 2009 08:28
Other features include Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) for quality of service, Wireless Protected Setup (supporting both the PIN and pushbutton methods), and multiple SSIDs.
"A full range of advanced wireless security elements guarantee network integrity," company officials claimed.
These include the ability to isolate wireless clients from each other. In this mode, the router blocks traffic from MAC addresses associated with wireless connections from reaching other addresses that are also on the WLAN.
Wireless Distribution System (WDS) is also supported, allowing the NB6Plus4Wn to work with other devices to extend the range of wireless coverage without requiring wired links.
The $A249 NB6Plus4Wn is aimed at the home and small business markets.
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