Difference between revisions of "FRITZ!Box 7312"
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* [[FRITZ!Box 7270]] | * [[FRITZ!Box 7270]] | ||
* https://secure.sipgate.de/user/configreader.php?show_conf=fritzbox7390 - configure sIpGAte with the FritzBOx | * https://secure.sipgate.de/user/configreader.php?show_conf=fritzbox7390 - configure sIpGAte with the FritzBOx | ||
Latest revision as of 08:58, 24 November 2013
You can use the FRITZ!Box 7312 in a Windows-free environment, you do not need any Windows-software to initialize it. You must connect it to your LAN and surf to http://192.168.178.1 to configure it.
Benchmark
It has been said that the FritzBox 7312's WLAN is okay for a flat, but too weak for a house. The FritzBox 7270's WLAN is supposed to be strong enough for a house, it has three antennas etc.. I wanted to test this. So I put my Latitude 2100 into a cellar room and started the command
iwlist scanning | grep -Ei "quality|essid"
I used the same command with a FritzBox 7312 and with a FritzBox 7270 with the same laptop with the same distribution on the same position, same kernel etc. The result was
| device | quality of WLAN |
|---|---|
| FritzBox 7312 | 31/70 |
| FritzBox 7270 | 41/70 |
See also
- FRITZ!Box 7270
- https://secure.sipgate.de/user/configreader.php?show_conf=fritzbox7390 - configure sIpGAte with the FritzBOx
