Introduction
Introducing the M111 Client Bridge
Introducing the M111 Client Bridge
The M111 connects legacy Ethernet or serial communications devices to a wireless local area network (WLAN) with simplicity and security. It enables the deployment of legacy client devices (such as electronic cash registers, servers, printers), in any location where a WLAN signal is available, eliminating the installation of a cabling infrastructure.
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In this sample deployment, the M111 provides a wireless link to a TCP/IP network for a pair of desktop computers and a serial
Key features
Bridges an Ethernet LAN segment to a wireless network, providing connectivity for up to 20 client devices that run IPV4 and a single client device running a legacy networking protocol, such as DECnet, IPX, or Appletalk.
Provides an integrated
802.11b a/b/g radio supporting antenna diversity.
Provides enhanced security using configurable Ethernet MAC and bidirectional Layer 2 and Layer 3 protocol filters.
Ensures wireless network privacy using WPA2, WPA, and WEP security and high performance
Provides 802.1X, PEAP,
Features a rugged,