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The most powerful wireless router allowed by law! 4x the range of comparable wireless routers!
Reach further than ever before with management and security tools you need. Work and play safer with the most powerful wireless router on the market today. The Bountiful Router recieved a 5 out of 5 on overall performance from Network World and recieved recognition as a Product of the Year. AP, Bridge, Point-to-Multi-point, Repeater, Router, all in one!
MODEL- BWRG-1000 VENDOR- BOUNTIFUL WIFI FEATURES- Bountiful Wireless Router Bountiful WiFi, the innovator of premium wireless networking products introduces the most powerful wireless router allowed by law. The Bountiful's BWRG 1000 was designed for business class environments, hospitality, industrial environments, and large homes, to provide secure and manageable wireless LAN options for network administrators. Bountiful's BWRG 1000 boasts nearly 30 dbM of power the limit specified by current FCC Regulations. The increased power provides for a substantially larger wireless foot print of nearly a quarter mile. That is four times the range of comparable routers. The Bountiful's receive sensitivity supersedes it's output power at -95 dBm, providing all clients within the range of the router to be heard with its "huge ears" and receive bandwidth without the need for additional client cards working on the widely accepted 802.11b+g standard. The Bountiful BWRG 1000 is user friendly providing web-based set-up with an easy setup wizard. This amplified solution is nearly a 1000mW router compared to other industrial routers of 400mW, providing a truly astounding abundant and constant wireless experience. The BWRG 1000 allows administrators to deploy a highly manageable and extremely robust wireless network. The Bountiful has two detachable 2.2 dbi antennae and is compatible with other RPSMA connector type antennae. This router has 4 LAN ports and one WLAN connection. This allows wireless networkers the choice to connect directly or wirelessly to clients, hubs, switches, or additional routers for all networking needs. * Wireless security is a true concern for the wireless user. Bountiful's BWRG 1000 supports WPA-Enterprise, WPA2, WEP, and 802.1x to ensure complete network protection. In addition, other security features included in this router are MAC Address Filtering with 300 fields, allows for IP address and port filtering allowing users to specify allowed and/or disallowed IP addresses. * Bountiful features Port Forwarding which allows network requests from the WAN to a port or range of ports, to be forwarded to an internal port and IP Address on the LAN. Port Forwarding allows remote computers (e.g. public machines on the Internet) to connect to a specific computer and port on the private network. The BWRG 1000 can also be configured in WDS (Wireless Distributed System) modes: Ethernet bridge and wireless/ ethernet repeater. Bountiful's bridge is the farthest reaching wireless bridge on the market today. Other features also include Wireless LAN segmentation, Disable SSID Broadcast, Layer 2/3/4 access control, Layer 2/3/4 firewall & packet filtering, DoS prevention, Intrusion detection Built-in, Firewall: NAT/NAPT, VPN pass through (PPTP/ IPSec), and support for Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Encryption. * The Bountiful's BWRG 1000 can be configured in any of the following 5 modes: Router, Access Point, Point-to-Point Bridge with another BWRG 1000, Point-to-multipoint bridge, and wireless repeater. The Bountiful provides network administrators a wide selection of deployment options making this a most on site friendly networking tool. * Network administrators for SOHO's and SMB s can administer the BWRG 1000 locally or remotely via the web-based administration utility, telnet, and soon, SNMP. By using Bountiful s different adminstration options, administrators do not need to be on-site to manage and maintain their wireless network. * With unprecedented signal strength, and its rich features, Bountiful is an "easy to manage" premium wireless router. Whether you are lookingnull
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