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RE: Wireless (again)



Depends on the hub :)  'More than enough for the casual user' is probably the answer you're looking for - 16 or 32 I think is the norm....
 
PC Pro this month has a review of about a dozen different systems.
Orinico based ones ISTR were considered pretty good.
Buffalo/Dlink/Netgear weren't all that hot......
 
HTH,
 
Tony
-----Original Message-----
From: steve.crick@xxxxxxx [mailto:steve.crick@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 29 January 2002 14:17
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: [ukha_d] Wireless (again)

I think it is time to dip my toe into wireless ethernet water; but I am a
complete wireless beginner, so forgive the dumb questions.

I guess my requirements/questions are:

How many wireless cards (PCI and PCMCIA) does a hub support?
I would like a 10/100 4(+, 8 would be better) port ethernet hub, with
wireless capability (do they work like this?).
Don't need NAT, DHCP or a firewall (smoothwall covers this, along with
Internet connection).
I want to roam with my laptop, but still connect to the Internet via the
firewall.
What are the recommended brands; I have looked at Linksys and 3com; any dogs
to avoid?

Thanks as always.

Steve


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