Why I buy this one ?
- Wireless Access Point offers an easy way to create a secure, 802.11g wireless network
- Enhanced enterprise-level security including 802.11i, WPA2 Enterprise
- Integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE) eliminates need for extra power cable and outlet
- Backed by a lifetime warranty
- Device measures 5.56 x 1.06 x 3.94 inches (WxHxD)

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What our customer's say!

"WG102", The Netgear WG102 is easy to set up and just about guarantees a connection on the first attempt. I liked it so much, I bought four more and am looking for more. Great product!

"good stuff", This product is quite solid... I recommend it to anyone looking for a wireless solution for their home or office. The item was shipped in a timely manner and arrived by the estimated delivery date. I was very pleased with my purchase, two thumbs up!

-Chris

"CANNOT support WPA2 in Bridge Mode.", We purchased this unit to bridge our LAN between two buildings. But it cannot support Bridging in WPA2 mode. The manual claims WPA2 (which it can do) and Bridge Mode (which it can do) but it cannot do BOTH at the same time.


"Misleading advertising and packaging", Netgear advertises in various places and documents and even mentions on the box that it offers wifi bridging -- it does NOT mention the caveat that it can only bridge open or WEP protected networks not WPA protected networks.

Back to the store it goes.

"Works exactly as described", After researching several reviews from magazines and web sites, I decided to give this a try (mainly because of such great reviews on its range). I bought three of these and set them up to bridge our wired network from the main church to the MC building, with the third WG102 connected to the other end of the bridge, acting as an access point within the MC building for client use. I have been very happy with the results, but as a disclaimer I have to point out that it doesn't get a LOT of use. The great things about these have been:
1) No maintenance. Zero. These have been in use for nine months now. I am just finally writing this review because I'm getting ready to buy another one to provide a wireless access point within the church. I have not even had to reboot one of these access points. We have had power outages, and no intervention was ever required to re-establish the bridge or access point service.
2) Very good reliability for client connectivity: Even though the MC building has a lot of walls and distances, and signal strength is low in many places, we have no problems with client connectivity.
3) No special antennas required for the two WAPS dedicated to the bridge. We went into this project fully expecting to need to purchase external antennas for each of the bridge WAPs. However, the buildings are close enough that this wasn't necessary, even though both bridge WAP's are located towards the center of each building. This was a great surprise.

A word of advice - ALWAYS upgrade to the latest firmware when you buy any IT hardware. It eliminates one additional potential source of problems. Since there was a substantial firmware upgrade available for this product on Netgear's web site, I upgraded all three units without even trying the current version first. It probably saved me a lot of headache that others have experienced.