Link:
https://www.staples.com/netgear-e...t_24503515
In short:
Maximum theoretical throughput : 600Mbps (2.4GHz), 1200Mbps (5GHz)
Four 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet (RJ45) ports with Auto Uplink (Auto MDI-X); one WAN, three LAN
If you're handy, it can be flashed with OpenWRT:
https://openwrt.org/toh/hwdata/ne...ear_wax202
About this product
The essential WiFi 6 solution for working from home, small businesses, or college students
The NETGEAR Essentials AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 solution for working from home, small businesses, or college students. Create your own secure, fast, wireless network quickly without any app or subscription required.
Access point is easy to install in a retail store, business lobby, or any location where you want a dedicated, secure Wi-Fi network
Maximum theoretical throughput : 600Mbps (2.4GHz), 1200Mbps (5GHz)
Four 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet (RJ45) ports with Auto Uplink (Auto MDI-X); one WAN, three LAN
Dimensions: 9.5"H x 2.5"W x 6.7"D
Frequency band: 2.4GHz and 5GHz
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/WPA2/WPA3), MAC address filtering, three SSIDs
Take full advantage of your high-speed Internet connection with the 1Gb Ethernet port
Perfect Wi-Fi 6 solution for your home office, home-based business, or dorm room
Three Ethernet ports for wired connections to a printer, laptop, and other devices, leaving more Wi-Fi bandwidth for wireless devices
Separate and secure networks for home and office devices, or provide a separate network just for guests
Use the advanced WPA3 user authentication method to ensure safe connections to your network
Create a separate network just for work and isolate home from business traffic
Just plug in to your existing Internet connection, even if you already have Wi-Fi
Easy and intuitive UI, no need for professional installation or IT equipment cost
Get up and running in minutes without having to download an app or pay for a subscription
Upgrade to Wi-Fi 6 with speeds of up to 1.8Gbps for faster streaming, downloading, videoconferencing, and more
3-year manufacturer limited warranty
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The question then would be whether you want to bridge / route / whatever the camera network to
the network that has your other stuff on it, or if you want the new network to connect to the internet
at all and if so how etc.
Just keeping it totally independent as a network unconnected to your other home network and
unconnected to the internet is probably easiest and best for security segregation though I don't
know if your cameras or camera related computing stuff needs internet access or what based on your
setup and tolerance / preferences.
And IDK what kind of client devices connect to resources on the camera network (DVR, phones, laptop, tablets, smart TVs, ...) and if so whether they'd do that wired or wireless and regardless of that if those devices would
be multi-homed connected to internet / home network / camera network pseudo-separately or one at a time
or what.
So yeah you're probably considering a good choice to set up a distinct special purpose network.
Is there a preference between the WAX202 and Wax202B ? I have enough rewards for either..
Is there a preference between the WAX202 and Wax202B ? I have enough rewards for either..