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... or they simply expect it to do what their existing WiFi AP/router combo already does?
by schwap 12y ago
... or they simply expect it to do what their existing WiFi AP/router combo already does?
- MichaelApproved 12y agoJust because their existing router had the capabilities to do it, doesn't mean that the average person is using or needs that capability.
- wmf 12y agoDoesn't almost everyone use the NAT functionality in their home router? It's hard to even find a consumer AP that isn't also a NAT router. This strongly implies that any consumer AP better also include NAT.
- andyana 12y agoThey're not really hard to find. Here's one I found in 10 seconds from my neighborhood electronic shop: http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/product/d-link-d-link-unified-wireless-n-poe-access-point-dwl-2600ap-dwl-2600ap/10247011.aspx?path=4385ffa7e6ca5d25c3f79c5aafdd1ca4en02 http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/product/d-link-d-link-unified... While, I get what you are saying with regards to most people expecting wifi and routing in an all-in-one package, this is clearly not what Eero is meant to do. If someone buys this expecting it do everything, then they will probably be able to return it for a full refund.