3com Wireless Lan Antenna Cable 50ft 3CWE482 データシート

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buildings, portable or temporary
classrooms, and temporary networks.
And if your company’s network
requirements or location change, the
wireless building-to-building bridge
can be easily relocated. 

With our wireless building-to-
building bridge, you get high-speed,
long-range connections. In fact, you’ll
get throughput exceeding that of two
dedicated T1 lines. Plus, you won’t
have to worry about expensive leased-
line service that’s actually slower than
this wireless bridge. 

With point-to-point and point-to-
multipoint connectivity options, our
wireless building-to-building bridge
lets you transfer information between
two buildings or multiple buildings
across campus. What’s more, you can
choose the antenna option that best
fits your needs—get transmissions up
to 1300 meters with omni-directional
antennas, and 4100 meters using
sector panel antennas.

Figure 1. Point-to-multipoint connections from
one to multiple buildings using omni-directional
antennas.

Figure 2. Point-to-point connections from one
building to another using sector panel antennas.

The easy-to-use graphical interface
reduces management burdens.
Manage all of your bridges from
anywhere on the same subnet, or do it
over the Internet using telnet. Easily
align antennas with real-time signal
strength reporting and usage data.
Plus, default settings make configura-
tion simple—all you have to do is
hook them up.

When you choose our wireless
building-to-building bridge, you don’t
have to worry about security. Support
for both 40- and 128-bit WEP encryp-
tion lets users exchange information
privately. Plus, our bridge uses a
3Com proprietary protocol to encapsu-
late data. This protocol ensures the
wireless bridge will not interfere with
VPN or other protocols—so your
encrypted data passes right through. 

Now you can connect all of those
hard-to-wire locations for less. With
our building-to-building bridge, you
don’t have to worry about running
expensive and tough-to-install leased
lines or fiber-optic cabling. Just
connect your wired LANs to wireless
building-to-building bridges, or
connect a remote building-to-building
bridge to a 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless
LAN access point. In minutes, you’ve
interconnected a remote site with the
central site. Best yet, this hardware
investment can pay for itself, when
compared to the money you would
have spent on leased-line service.

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