TRENDnet TEW-611BRP: Wireless Router with Atheros Super G Turbo Technology. Page 11

[05/24/2006 04:56 PM | Networking]
by Ilya Naumov

Please meet an integrated solution that combines a 4-port Ethernet switch, IP router and Wi-Fi access point with support of hot technologies Super G and MIMO for higher wireless bandwidth and a wider signal range. Our tests proved that this is a very decent device that we can recommend for building home or small office network. Read the article for more details!

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Conclusion

I am overall pleased with the TEW-611BRP router. The device was stable for three weeks of ordinary use through the tests and never hung up. So I recommend you the TEW-611BRP for its high stability in all operation modes and its excellent performance. It will suit well for use in a home or office network.

Highs:

High performance of the wireless section (with adapters that support Atheros Super G technology)
Increased coverage (with adapters that support Atheros MIMO)
Supports WPA2 encryption with the strong AES algorithm and authorization on a RADIUS server
Integrated VPN client
Good firewall with support of SPI and DMZ; flexible traffic shaping setup (also by a schedule)
Simple to configure
Inexpensive

Lows:

Low functionality of the IP and URL filters
No terminal access to the settings; lack of SNMP support
Cannot work as a print server (which is a popular feature of today’s SOHO routers)