ChivalricRonin
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Hello all... I'm looking to set up a small home network so that 2 desktop computers and 1 laptop can both access my high speed cable internet wirelessly.
As far as I know the setup is something like this Cable outlet--cable/dsl modem and router-- wireless base station -- wireless station 1&2 connected to PC OR Wireless card 1&2.
Is that right so far? The network will extend through one or two floors of a farily large house, and through several rooms
To that, what is the best standard to use? 802.11 B Wi-Fi I know is cheapest and 11MBps, but I hear can interfere with 2.4 Ghz phones and vice versa. 802.11 A I don't know much about, but I hear its 54MBps. 802.11g I really have no clue, except that Apples seem to favor it.
Also, by having the network set up like this, will I "loose" any bandwith from having both computers on the 1.5 MBps Cable access? Thanks
As far as I know the setup is something like this Cable outlet--cable/dsl modem and router-- wireless base station -- wireless station 1&2 connected to PC OR Wireless card 1&2.
Is that right so far? The network will extend through one or two floors of a farily large house, and through several rooms
To that, what is the best standard to use? 802.11 B Wi-Fi I know is cheapest and 11MBps, but I hear can interfere with 2.4 Ghz phones and vice versa. 802.11 A I don't know much about, but I hear its 54MBps. 802.11g I really have no clue, except that Apples seem to favor it.
Also, by having the network set up like this, will I "loose" any bandwith from having both computers on the 1.5 MBps Cable access? Thanks
