Wireless For Road Warriors Traveling In PacksWireless For Road Warriors Traveling In Packs
Cisco Systems router lets employees on the move get a fast Internet connection and share that access with colleagues
Business travelers who spend time working with their fellow road warriors may want to consider the newest router from Cisco Systems Inc.'s Linksys division. The Wireless-G Travel Router with Speedbooster, also called the WTR54GS, can be used to get a fast Internet connection in hotels, airports, and other places, and share that access with colleagues--think of a group of co-workers collaborating on a presentation in a hotel room or coffee shop in the hours before a big meeting.
An Ethernet port allows a user without wireless capabilities to share the connection, and a wide area network port lets the router tap wired cable or DSL connections. Users who have Linksys wireless cards equipped with the vendor's new SecureEasySetup technology can set up a wireless LAN safeguarded with Wi-Fi Protected Access, a standard security system, with a push of a button.
The router, which retails for $100, includes a built-in firewall and support for VPNs.
About the Author
You May Also Like