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Early Vid: Cisco Aironet Wireless Bridges (Patreon)

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2025-05-06 15:08:15
Imported:
2026-06

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Taking a look at several Cisco Aironet 350 series wireless bridges from the early 2000s. We'll get a few wireless networks setup and explore inline power along the way.Video live on the channel tomorrow!

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Cisco Aironet 350 Bridges

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Jack Beckman

These Cisco PCMCIA cards are a pain in the rear. I bought one recently for some older gear, and trying to get the drivers was a royal pain. Finally found them on the Internet Archive, but the ISO couldn't be opened except by some program I never heard of. Finally tracked THAT down and got the driver.

Mac Folklore Radio

(no consumer bridges back then) The Linksys WET11 was a pretty cool Wi-Fi=>Ethernet bridge back in 2003! ... on the box, anyway. It crashed as soon as you plugged more than one device into it, and this was never fixed in the first revision. Sigh.

James Hannigan

Soo excited for the VoIP video(s). Homelabbing a PBX with my roommates (freePBX and Polycom VVX IP phones in each room) was one of the most fun things I've done with my lab.

Jack Beckman

In Os/2 no (but it didn’t work), but it did hang Win95,Win98, and XP it did hang (all different machines). I did finally get it working in XP but it’s too old for any decent encryption.

Kęstutis Mizara

Just small tip on unracking gear that have no rails: You can freely unscrew top screws because device weight pushes rack ear against a rack anyway so no need to hold it until You're unscrewing bottom ones. Therefore when racking gear back screw bottom ones first.