Tim Higgins
The RT-N13U‘s single USB 2.0 port can share a USB printer or attached flash or hard drive among wireless clients or Ethernet clients connected to its four-port 10/100 switch.
Other features include AP and repeater modes, built-in HTTP, FTP and BitTorrent download and bandwidth control.
The RT-N13U is available now with street pricing lows around $60.
Belkin today introduced a new line of application-specific 802.11n wireless routers.
Aruba Networks Monday revealed plans to bridge two wireless technologies by letting users on enterprise networks make VoIP calls over both Wi-Fi and cellular networks.
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The WLAN Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure (WAPI) "standard" won't die:WAPI is a homegrown, proprietary encryption and authentication solution developed in part by the Chinese computer industry and in part by military- and government-controlled entities. WAPI has been slapped around by the ISO, in part because China's industry won't publish the spec. Problematic. A few years ago, WAPI was going to be required for all equipment sold in China, but high-level Bush administration negotiation apparently squashed that plan.
