[MLB-WIRELESS] Best Card?
Drew
drish at bigpond.net.au
Tue Sep 25 01:24:04 EST 2001
> Ok, me and my group of friends want to start a wireless network.... There
> will be 5 people or so initially
have you added everyone to the node list?
> 1. We need an access point where everyone connects to.... Can anyone
> recommend a good one, and give me a web address for it. 11mbps is
adequate,
> although something like 54mbps or higher would be better.... we are
looking
> to spend up to $1500 or so on that card....
well you can either use an access point, and have all traffic go from client
A to access point, to client B/C/D/E or skip the access point and have all
traffic be ad-hoc, meaning it goes directly from client A to B. if you want
to use an access point, the apple airport is generally the best
cost/performance.
> 2. The individual network cards we need 11mbps, and i have seen a lot of
> people talking about running them on linux... do they have to be run in
> linux?? i mean can they be ran on the average joe's win2k/98??
yes they'll all run in windows
We need
> cards with 100mw, because they will all need to go about 3kms to the
access
> point.
30mW lucent's will easilly do 3km with a halfway decent antenna
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