RE: WiFi

["Brian Reynolds" <brian.g.reynolds@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks Stuart, that sounds interesting.

These are the items we purchased recently via the group(?) I was not
sure if these would be of use in the "real world" as opposed to a
SoHo
enviroment.

If we went for some antenna's what would you recomend?

Thanks again,

B.

      -----Original Message----- 
      From: Stuart Booth 
      Sent: Thu 25/07/2002 11:11 
      To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx 
      Cc: 
      Subject: Re: [ukha_d] WiFi
      
      

      "Brian Reynolds"
<brian.g.reynolds@xxxxxxx> wrote:
      
      >Guy's, I have just been chalenged as the
"expert" on WiFi to
put
      >together a system to connect 2 buildings
together.
      >
      >Can anyone please advise me of what is
best in a real life
situation?
      
      2 x Linksys WAP11's can be used to do this.
I have a v2.2 box
sitting
      beside me right now and the back of the box
has a picture
showing just
      this kind of scenario.
      
      £128inc VAT from DABS for each one.
      
      If you can stick the WAP11s by the window in
each building
they'll
      happily talk to each other, otherwise you
might need antenna.
      
      Stuart
      --
      Stuart Booth
      Somewhere in Buckinghamshire, England,
UK
      
      stuart@xxxxxxx

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