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| nietzsche Deactivated User 5470 Posts 8/03 | One of the roommates is pressuring me to get a router so we can share a wireless connection. Will my connection get show. I doubt the roommate will be using very much bandwidth. [Link] |
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| Drew Black broken crankshaft 8011 Posts 9/99 | You shouldn't notice any difference if you're plugged directly into the switch in the back of the router and he's connecting over wireless. We're using a couple of Netgear RangeMax WPN824v3 in a base station & repeater config here at the house. I'm impressed. The base station sits in another building about 125 feet away where our SDI service is provisioned. The repeater unit connects to it at 63Mbit. (Max speed is 108Mbit.) That's a helluva lot faster than our 3MBit internet service. If your internet device already has a switch or hub built into it then you don't need a router, just a wireless access point. I have a Linksys Wireless G access point here you can have. I'm not using it anymore since we switched to the RangeMax units. Edited by - Drew Black on 6/24/2008 12:40:23 AM |
| Drew Black broken crankshaft 8011 Posts 9/99 | |
| Flash Golden Age Classic 11018 Posts 5/01 | Before you put in your wireless router check for nasties along the signal route that might make a mess like waterheaters or, believe it or not, aluminum cans. My main machine connects via hardwire (Cat5 cableing) to my wireless router and the router is elevated about 11 feet which seems to have cut out all the nasties. My set-up is a good 5 years old though so modern technology could be much better. |
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