Showing posts with label WNDR3300. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WNDR3300. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Firmware release for WNDR3300.

New Firmware release for WNDR3300.
Firmware Version 1.0.26

New Features
Updated 5GHz channel to meet EMI regulations.

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Firmware release for WNDR3300.

New Firmware release for WNDR3300.

Firmware Version 1.0.23

New Features
Add Wireless Repeating “WDS” function (supports 802.11N radio only)


Bug Fixes
WPS support in dual mode (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz).
Fixed - Low throughput issues.
Fixed - WPS AP Setup Lock option.
Fixed some GUI issues and added character validation rules.
Fixed - Internet firmware upgrade sometimes do not reboot after upgrade completed
Fixed - DHCP renewal issue.
Fixed - QoS / bandwidth control cannot work for fragmented packets
Fixed - Two LAN PCs can't play online game Starcraft.
Fixed - LAN to LAN SIP issue
Fixed - DUT can't disconnect SIP session after calling an virtual client.

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

WNDR3300

WNDR3300 : RangeMax™ Dual Band Wireless-N Router.



Advantages of RangeMax™ :
  • The range is up to 500 feet.
  • RangeMax has better performance than other MIMO products in noisy environments, such as areas crowded with networks, other wireless devices or 2.5 GHz phones.
  • There are more configuration options than other MIMO products.
  • The RangeMax technology is simpler than MIMO, which means less cost and less power consumption (only 6 watts for the router at full power). Unlike some MIMO technologies, RangeMax works on any frequency channel 1-13, (that's permitted in your country). RangeMax is unaffected by local objects moving, while MIMO technology throughput can drop 40 Mbps — to very poor performance!


What Adapters Benefit from RangeMax Routers and Access Points?
  • It's best to use RangeMax adapters: WPN511, WPNT511, or WPN311, however, earlier adapters using SuperG, TurboG, 11g/11b WIFI or CentrinoTM technologies will also get increased performance.




WNDR3300 Product FAQs :
There are 8 internal antennas to adjust to interference and increase the range of the Wireless Router. The Quality of Service (QoS) is built in RangeMax which prioritizes the traffic based on different applications such as VOIP, Video and Gaming. It automatically assigns the right priority to the top applications you use. At present supports 4 type of QoS those are : Applications, Online gaming, MAC address and Ethernet LAN Port. WNDR3300 doesn’t support wireless repeating at this moment. When you open the setup page of the router, on the first screen the router will look for the latest firmware and automatically update it.