L LungExpansion Banned Dec 21, 2005 93 0 0 Dec 21, 2005 #1 If all my neighbors have wifi and I get wifi could thiers interfear with my bandwidth?
L LungExpansion Banned Dec 21, 2005 93 0 0 Dec 21, 2005 #2 Also if one neighbor has 802.11B will that drop the rest of us down to 802.11b speed since it could be detected?
Also if one neighbor has 802.11B will that drop the rest of us down to 802.11b speed since it could be detected?
A Atheus Diamond Member Jun 7, 2005 7,313 2 0 Dec 21, 2005 #3 Question 1 - Yes, maybe, but there are several channels to choose from for this reason. Question 2 - No.
Question 1 - Yes, maybe, but there are several channels to choose from for this reason. Question 2 - No.
JackMDS Elite Member Super Moderator Oct 25, 1999 29,548 424 126 Dec 21, 2005 #4 Originally posted by: LungExpansion If all my neighbors have wifi and I get wifi could thiers interfear with my bandwidth? Click to expand... It is possible if you have old (one of the very early release) of 802.11.g. Most of the recent 802.11g would not be pulled down by the presense of 802.11b signal. :sun:
Originally posted by: LungExpansion If all my neighbors have wifi and I get wifi could thiers interfear with my bandwidth? Click to expand... It is possible if you have old (one of the very early release) of 802.11.g. Most of the recent 802.11g would not be pulled down by the presense of 802.11b signal. :sun:
L LungExpansion Banned Dec 21, 2005 93 0 0 Dec 22, 2005 #5 Thanks guys. With all the 2.4ghz phones and wifi's in my area I was afraid I would get speed in the K because of all the signals in the area.
Thanks guys. With all the 2.4ghz phones and wifi's in my area I was afraid I would get speed in the K because of all the signals in the area.