Since the antennas screw-on, does anyone know who might make a higher gain antenna with the same connector ? I'm forced to keep it in a location that is a bit of a stretch to the furthest wireless client. Higher gain antennas would probably get me a couple more db's. I know a number of other manufactures offer upgraded antennas, but in order to do a search, I need to know what type of connector the Z100G has...

Thanks,
Jeff N.

Correct me if im wrong but *I THINK* they are RP-SMA connectors... But wait for a confirmation on this.. Frankly i tend to have issues with the ones built-into it going limp on me.. *no pun intended*.. they dont like staying upright...

Strange thing is iv seen the RP connector referred to as a plain SMA connector when it is not.. esp when it comes to aftermarket stuff.. though i havent tried to put aftermarket antennas on the ZA yet.. havent needed to..

Our appliances are equipped with R-SMA standard antenna connectors.
Please note two points:

1. Using an antenna not certified by Check Point, may be illegal in some countries
2. The hardware warranty does not cover damage to the appliance due to use of an uncertified antenna.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Erez Kalman,

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Originally posted by Erez Kalman:
Our appliances are equipped with R-SMA standard antenna connectors.
Please note two points:

1. Using an antenna not certified by Check Point, may be illegal in some countries
2. The hardware warranty does not cover damage to the appliance due to use of an uncertified antenna.

Message acknowledge... can you advice which ones are certified?

I've used a couple of Hawking antennas to extend the range. Seems to work.

http://www.hawkingtech.com/products/index.php?CatID=32&FamID=58