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Netgear WG302 access point user reviews

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  • 1.0 stars

    "Work somewhat, poor support" on

    Pros: Good range, when using very basic features it works fine

    Cons: Kinks in setup. If you do RADIUS auth then don't go near it. The radius works until a reboot. Some config info is not saved. Trying to get Netgear to address this is a waste of time. COST IS TOO HIGH for issues like that

  • 1.5 stars

    "Netgear Wireless rarely works." on

    Pros: Nice feature set. Good physical design.

    Cons: Netgear Wireless Routers rarely last more than a few months before they just stop working. high failure rate out of the box. They work for a few minutes then simply stop. Connection is okay but nothing else happens. Can't recommend their support service e

  • 4.5 stars

    "Works great for multi user" on by drsam57

    Pros: I have it in hotels no problems ever

    Cons: Needs enclosure for outside use

  • 4.5 stars

    "Reliable, Easy to use and configure." on by Nova5

    Pros: RADIUS Support, Removable antennas, Multi-Wifi network support.

    Cons: Firmware upgrade sometimes goes awry.

    Summary: This device is quite reliable and powerful. I had it up and running in secure mode quite quickly once I got the radius EAP-TLS system working. The hardest part was the RADIUS server itself. I've powered down this device a few times during testing and never once lost any configuration. Been in operation for better than a month with no issues. This AP can also host 4 independent networks and keep the wireless clients seperated for hotspot and buisness use of one AP! Create 2 Networks, make one your backoffice RADIUS secured network, The second can be the hotspot for customers to use. The customers can't access the secure network side so your data is protected, and the hotspot side keeps the client computers all seperated so that your customers can't get to each others data either. The AP also has support for Radius Accounting servers, so you can also set up a Pay For Access connection.

    To recover from a bad web interface upgrade of the firmware follow the directions about the Telnet method.

    There is more than one way to use the Multi WifiNetwork support feature.. I'll leave that to you to think of..

    I recommend this device to anyone needing to set up a wireless network and wants to secure it with RADIUS.

    I also Recommend FreeRadius as the server. 1. Its Free
    2. Great user support mailing lists.
    3. Supports a wide variety of Radius Authentication types
    4. It is one if the most widely used servers around.

  • 4.0 stars

    "Buy it for the AutoCell feature!!" on

    Pros: AutoCell- automatically adjusts channels based on interference from neighboring networks- recption and throughput are great

    Cons: Firmware upgrade was tricky

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