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Brand	Linksys
Hardware Interface	Ethernet
Compatible Devices	Printer
Data Link Protocol	Ethernet, IEEE 802 11b
Data Transfer Rate	11 Megabits Per Second
Item Weight	7.04 Ounces

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Capable of up to 128-Bit WEP encryption
Easily configurable through your Web browser
Works without drivers on Macintosh, Windows, PlayStation2, Xbox, Linux, network printers--anything with an Ethernet port
Converts wired-Ethernet devices to wireless network connectivity
Provides wireless, cable-free bridging between remote workgroups
Converts wired-Ethernet devices to wireless network connectivity
Works without drivers on Macintosh, Windows, PlayStation2, Xbox, Linux, network printers--anything with an Ethernet port

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Data Transfer Rate	11 Mb per second	1800.00 Mb per second	1200 Mb per second	300 Mb per second	750 Mb per second
Frequency Bands Supported	2.4 GHz	2.4 GHz, 5 GHz	2.4 GHz, 5 GHz	2.4 GHz	Dual-Band
Item Dimensions	3.54 x 4.72 x 1.18 inches	4.92 x 3.23 x 1.42 inches	10.28 x 5.3 x 1.61 inches	—	2.64 x 2.91 x 0.87 inches
Item Weight	7.04 ounces	—	1.10 lbs	1.44 ounces	0.50 lbs
Wireless Communication Standard	802.11b	802.11ax	802.11ax, 802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11ac, 802.11g	2.4 GHz Radio Frequency	802.11ac

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WET11 V2 Linksys Cisco WET11 Wireless -B Ethernet Bridge. The unit is used and working. This Linksys Wet11 External Wireless Network Converter has IEEE 802.11b Data Link Protocol. With Bus Type Interface. The Spread Spectrum Method is DSSS. Data Transfer Rate of 11Mbps. Frequency Band of 2.4Ghz. Maximum Range Indoors of 262 ft. Maximum Range Open Space 980 ft. Antenna is External and De-tachable. Interfaces are 1 x Network-Radio-Ethernet. Connection of 1 x Network-Ethernet 10Base-T RJ45. Ecryption Algorithm 128-bit WEP. The unit comes with the Antenna, and Power Adapter WET11 V2.

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Product Dimensions

3.54 x 4.72 x 1.18 inches

Item Weight

7 ounces

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B000066JQU

Item model number

WET11

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3.4 116 ratings

3.4 out of 5 stars

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#1,164,687 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#6,368 in Computer Routers

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

June 29, 2004

Manufacturer

Linksys

Language

English

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Niall O'Driscoll

Economical, but quirky and dated

Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2005

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This device is great in concept, and this particular model was an excellent choice a couple of years ago. The concept is still great, but there are better choices out there than this one. The main problem is that the technology is out of date. Being purely 802.11b, this still runs at 11Mb/s best case, and maybe half that speed in actual use. There are other 802.11a and 802.11g options that are several times as fast.

Other specific issues I had with this model, and the reasons I say it's quirky, are:

a) It couldn't connect to my access point unless the access point broadcast its SSID. If both devices have the same SSID this shouldn't be necessary, and is less secure.

b) If you want to use a channel other than 6, you need to change it from infrastructure to ad-hoc mode, change the channel, and then change it back to infrastructure more.

c) It couldn't connect to my access point if the access point was in "mixed 802.11b/g" mode. I had to switch the access point to 802.11b only.

If I were to buy another wireless bridge I'd get one that's 802.11g compatible.

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Trenton Bennett

Simple, Functional, Friendly

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2003

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This bridge was just the thing for me - it connected my Dell Digital Audio Receiver to my wireless network so I could stream MP3s over my stereo. Since that means streaming small files, it's worked just fine - only rarely do I get a dropout. I haven't tried it with large amounts of traffic, but it does seem to work well with up to 3 machines sharing its bandwidth on my 802.11b network.

The nice thing about Linksys' products is that Linksys works hard to make setup and use as easy as possible: I can use the CD-ROM that comes with the Bridge to step through a wizard that will configure it, or I can log into the unit using a web browser and tweak all the settings manually.

One thing to keep in mind if you're not going to just plug-n-play the WET11 out of the box: when you first go to set this up, you need to connect it directly to your computer so you can configure it. Have a computer with an Ethernet jack handy so you can set it up (it comes with the cable you'll need), and once you get things working you can put the WET11 anywhere you want to. Mine serves my jukebox, but I could easily use it to connect *any* Ethernet device to my Wireless network.

I have also had to call tech support for help. Their phone support is hit or miss: sometimes you get someone who doesn't speak English and has never seen the product (and sometimes doesn't even understand how it works!), but other times I get savvy, friendly people who impress me with their service. Since Linksys is one of the rare companies that still offers 24-hour toll-free tech-support, I have to give them a thumbs-up for the quality.

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Amit Patel

Saved me quite a bit of wiring

Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2003

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I have broadband internet access in my upstairs bedroom. I wanted the kids to be able to access the internet too. Their computers are downstairs. Since I'm renting this house, I didn't want to tear into the walls to install new wiring. I got a Linksys WAP11 (access point) for upstairs and a WET11 for downstairs, and now I can hook several computers (via a hub) to the WET11, and they can all get internet access. This saved me a little bit of money, since I didn't need to get a wireless PCI card for each computer downstairs.
The setup was fairly easy. The Linksys lets you configure WEP encryption with a passphrase instead of the usual long string of hex characters. That's convenient if both your client and access point are both Linksys (which they are, in my case). I'm sure Linksys likes that I have an incentive to buy more Linksys devices for the convenience of setup.
You can configure the device with a web browser. One annoying thing is that if something goes wrong, you don't get internet access, so you can't use the web browser to go into the WET11 to fix the configuration. You have to go back to the Linksys CD, which contains a setup program.
I've heard that the WET11 can also be used with a TiVo. It's something I want to try but right now the arrangement we have puts the TiVo and the computers downstairs far away from each other, so I don't have this set up.
I find the Linksys custom setup app pretty annoying. Instead of using standard Windows widgets, it has its own "pretty" window with its own nonstandard titlebar, nonstandard radio buttons, etc. They didn't implement all the shortcuts (shortcut keys, cut/paste, etc.), so it's really a pain to use their program. To make it look k00l they gave up consistency and usability. :-(

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T. Cesario

I'd look elsewhere...

Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2005

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I cannot recommend this bridge at all. I read the negative reviews, rolled the dice, and came up snake eyes. Despite my best efforts, this unit doesn't "see" either of my two wireless networks. If you aren't the gambling type, I'd look elsewhere.

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Fishndude

Doesn't work with D-Link wireless router

Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2003

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I purchased this product, based on the reviews, for my Sony PS2. It was anything but easy to configure. I have a D-Link DI-713P wireless router and the two are virtually incompatible. The installation disc would not get past the initial screen. I contacted customer service after holding for almost an hour. When I finally spoke with someone and told them I was using a D-Link wireless router, they told me they weren't sure if they could help. They were right. They determined that my bridge was bad. I was skeptical, but purchased another. It wouldn't work either. I called customer service back and held for 30 min. We changed the IP address of the bridge and I was told that would solve the problem. When I attached it to the PS2, I couldn't get to a game server. I finally got a friend, who is a computer science student, to get it to work after about an hour. He got the original one to work. It was not broken. After a week it stopped working again and I returned it. I ordered a D-Link DWL-810+. I received it today and I got it working in about 10 minutes. I guess the morale of the story is get a bridge that is the same brand as the router. Don't think that Sony will help either. When I told them I was attached to a wireless network, they told me it wasn't supported, but it does work and it works great.

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