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Wireless router question.
Name: Ram Date: April 9, 2003 at 08:17:18 Pacific OS: Win 2k server CPU/Ram: 256MB
Comment:
We have a T1 connection at work shared through a TCP/IP switch. I assign static internal IPS to all the machines. There are a couple of machines that I want to give wireless connections to as we keep moving them from place to place in the office. My question is...can I plug a wireless router to the switch and place wireless network cards in the two machines. Secondly, will the Linksys cable/DSL router work for this because ours is a T1 connection. Should it make a difference?
I am not clear. Are you saying that I dont need a wireless router at all. I am just looking for a basic wireless solution that would allow a couple of computers to access the network at work without having to plug in. What would you suggest I do?
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Response Number 3
Name: CyberSlug Date: April 9, 2003 at 11:28:18 Pacific
Reply:
Right. I don't think you need a wireless router. Just a "wireless access point (WAP)"
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