There are two Cisco Aironet 350 Workgroup Bridge's used to bridge two locations. One of them is now dead and has to be replaced. What is the best sollution for replacing the 350 Bridge? I was thinking about Aironet 1310. Is this the best solution? Can the customer use the same antenna that he used for the 350? Thanx in addvance!
as far as antenennas are concerened it looks like the unit can be order with either an internal anntenna or with connectors for external antennas.
see the data sheet @
| On Sep 27, 5:00 am, Morph wrote: | > There are two Cisco Aironet 350 Workgroup Bridge's used to bridge two | > locations. One of them is now dead and has to be replaced. What is the | > best sollution for replacing the 350 Bridge? | > I was thinking about Aironet 1310. Is this the best solution? Can the | > customer use the same antenna that he used for the 350? | > Thanx in addvance! | | as far as antenennas are concerened it looks like the unit can be | order with either an internal anntenna or with connectors for external | antennas. | | see the data sheet @ | |
Regarding the antennas my question is wether the antennas used with Cisco Aironet 350 Workgroup Bridge are compatible with Aironet 1310? From what I can see in the specifications both 350 and 1310 have RP-TNC connectors. And will a cisco 350 be able to work together with a new 1310?
Regards.
well I guess there is the 1310 and the 1410; I am not sure of the differences between the two.
Persoanlly I would get a set of which either one you select.
IIRC the 350 is a b radio and the 1310 and 1410 is a g radio.
| On Sep 27, 5:28 am, Merv wrote: | > On Sep 27, 5:00 am, Morph wrote: | >
| > > There are two Cisco Aironet 350 Workgroup Bridge's used to bridge two | > > locations. One of them is now dead and has to be replaced. What is the | > > best sollution for replacing the 350 Bridge? | > > I was thinking about Aironet 1310. Is this the best solution? Can the | > > customer use the same antenna that he used for the 350? | > > Thanx in addvance! | >
| > as far as antenennas are concerened it looks like the unit can be | > order with either an internal anntenna or with connectors for external | > antennas. | >
| > see the data sheet @ | >
| >
The website you recomended has this: "The Cisco Aironet 1300 Series supports the 802.11g standard-providing
54-Mbps data rates with a proven, secure technology while maintaining full backward compatibility with legacy 802.11b devices" so I guess it should work with the 350 in 802.11b mode.
These units are not that expensive so I would gets 2 as the client could benefit from the faster speed of a g radio.
The client could test 1310/1410 with the 350 and if it works then use
350 as a backup unit.| > | Persoanlly I would get a set of which either one you select. | > | | > | IIRC the 350 is a b radio and the 1310 and 1410 is a g radio. | >
| > The website you recomended has this: | > "The Cisco Aironet 1300 Series supports the 802.11g standard-providing | > 54-Mbps data rates with a proven, secure technology while maintaining | > full backward compatibility with legacy 802.11b devices" so I guess it | > should work with the 350 in 802.11b mode. | | These units are not that expensive so I would gets 2 as the client | could benefit from the faster speed of a g radio. | | The client could test 1310/1410 with the 350 and if it works then use | 350 as a backup unit.
Ok. Thank you!
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