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Untethered -- Going Wireless and Seeking Remote Access (#387)
Posted: 8/10/2002; 12:15 AM by Terry Frazier
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I went to Best Buy tonight and they had a deal on D-Link's DI-614+ AirPlus Wireless Network Hub. I've been working slowly toward remote access for Radio but I just couldn't seem to get it working with my old D-Link 701 router. I thought a more modern router might help. PLus, I wanted something a little more sophisticated for trying VPN connections and such.

The 614+ has a much nicer router with built-in web page for admin, plus 802.11b and enhanced 22Mbps wireless. It was only $119 with a $20 mail-in, and a PCMCIA card was just $59 with a $10 mail-in.

I haven't tested the remote access yet, but it sure was easier to configure. And the wireless is way cool. I haven't really played with WiFi before, but it was a cinch to configure and get access. Now I need to find some of those war chalking places and log in, tune in, and turn on.

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