WIFI Networking Issue Hardware and Software Networking by pete44904 … have noticed that the Netgear range extender has one RJ45 LAN port which is connected to a WIFI booster - and what i… want to do is unplug the WIFI booster that plugs into the Netgear range extender and plug in a 4 port… my problem is there a better WIFI Range extender i can purchase or is there a range extender i can purchase that has… Re: Wifi setup>>I need help(Recommendations) Hardware and Software Networking by rubberman WiFi does not have such a range normally. In any case, you will need a number of …. I've used them in the past to bridge local WiFi transmitters over a distance of 100's of yards to… wifi robot Hardware and Software Networking by imobby … a GPS to locate the vehicle. It will have a range <= 500m. [B]i want to ask what feature i… Re: Wifi setup>>I need help(Recommendations) Hardware and Software Networking by matthewwhite011 Exactly what the 'rubberman' said. When you asked this question i was surprized that how can we get the wi-fi routers or access points of such a huge range. Well, deploying boosters will surely help you. WiFi 101: Secure your network! Community Center by tgreer … content from your IP address! So here we go with WiFi 101: security settings. [b]SSID[/b] It stands for …, broadcast their network name. Any device that comes in range can see the network and attempt to connect. Step 1…the WEP key, and so on.[/color] [b]Conclusion[/b] WiFi is definitely convenient, but don't neglect security! Protect your… Re: WiFi 101: Secure your network! Community Center by kc0arf … minimal. Placing the node low to the ground limits the range. Christian Re: WiFi 101: Secure your network! Community Center by DaveSW Most of my wifi installations are in student digs, where you never know what … up to, so I guess that influences my outlook lol. Wifi is essential in those situations because most owners don't… freely available for my liking. Still, at least only some wifi adaptors are supported - otherwise every kid would have a go… Re: Wifi slower than ethernet Hardware and Software Networking by commando1200 … it detected that there were no other 5GHz networks in range availible non-auto options are 36, 40, 44, 48, 149… wifi network(need help) Hardware and Software Networking by honeybee2090 i want to creat a long range wifi network in 1 km range i buy some hardware to do that 1: 2.4GHz … get 1.5KM range, but i am not getting that range max i get is 300meters , i use usb wifi to recive signals… Re: wifi network(need help) Hardware and Software Networking by |-|x … that the transmitter in your typical laptop wifi card is not designed for long range comminication. You will need to cover your… whole area with repeaters that are close enough for standard wifi card range, OR add a portable router or high-power transmitter… Re: Wifi home network should be added by a server Hardware and Software Networking by stormal1 … connected directly to the WAN side of the WiFi router. The router will also run a DHCP…service and you can limit its DHCP IP range to not dispense IP addresses in your allocated… static IP range. IE: DHCP IP range = 192.168.1.21 thru 192… will be the same as your WiFi router. I use such a configuration myself. Re: Will 802.11ac Gigabit WiFi be the death of Ethernet? Hardware and Software Networking by bsdhacker WiFi will likely never be able to completely replace wired Ethernet due to latency. Depending on the situation, latency is often more important than throughput. Re: Wifi adapter picking different channels Hardware and Software by rubberman … able to get more consistent connections. On my home business WiFi I use channel 9 because all of my neighbors are… 6 would be impacted by the other access points in range. wifi adapter don't work on long range usb Hardware and Software Hardware by mouaadable Hi, i bought an alfa wifi adapter with realtek rtl8187 moderboard, when i plug it to … device not recognized. but it appear on Device manager and wifi management softwares (but no wifis shown) . but when i plug… Re: Wifi Antenna Hardware and Software Networking by jak0b I believe this is the best option if you need 10 Km range and want to build it your self [url]http://www.engadget.com/2005/11/15/how-to-build-a-wifi-biquad-dish-antenna/[/url] Good luck :) Re: wifi adapter don't work on long range usb Hardware and Software Hardware by rubberman A USB cable that is more than 10 feet long (3+ meters) is going to be dicey at best. The fact that it worked with your old WiFi gear was luck. 5 meters (15 feet) is already getting to the limits of the tech for unaugmented (non-active) cables. Re: wifi adapter don't work on long range usb Hardware and Software Hardware by mouaadable thank's guys, what do you advise me with ? any specific type of wifi adapters tha tsupport 10+ cables ? is usb 3 .0 do that ? Re: wifi adapter don't work on long range usb Hardware and Software Hardware by rproffitt … those active USB cables. If you are looking at some WiFi client thing you can put away from a PC, maybe… Re: wifi adapter don't work on long range usb Hardware and Software Hardware by Hamza_18 mouaadable is edup ep 8523 good like alfa wifi adapter or better ? Re: Wifi Hardware and Software Networking by ArunK … Networks[/i], it will show you all the ones in range and whether they are encrypted or not.. so just for… Wifi Transceivers or External Antennas Hardware and Software Hardware by Junyah … to 500 milliwatts they claim to double or triple the range. I work in some pretty remote parks and historic sites… Re: WIFI Networking Issue Hardware and Software Networking by hollystyles You could get a wireless print server. [URL="http://www.store.demon.net/products/linksys-wireless/print-servers/"]http://www.store.demon.net/products/linksys-wireless/print-servers/[/URL] Re: WIFI Networking Issue Hardware and Software Networking by jbennet yeah, i got one of them at home. doesnt like obscure printers though, but common officey ones should be fine (ive got an hp lazerjet) Re: WIFI Networking Issue Hardware and Software Networking by pete44904 Hi thanks - the printer has several special functions that require it to be networked via a LAN cable - Does anyone know if you can buy a wireless print server that would allow me to connect the printer to the print server via a LAN cable rather than a USB cable as the only wireless print servers i have seen are USB wireless print servers. Thanks … Re: WIFI Networking Issue Hardware and Software Networking by jbennet if its got a lan connection you MAY (someone correct me if im wrong) be able to simply pkug it into a wireless router as you would a pc Re: Expanding WiFi (Residential) Hardware and Software Networking by rubberman …. We can connect to either device if we are in range of them both, or one or the other if not… Will 802.11ac Gigabit WiFi be the death of Ethernet? Hardware and Software Networking by happygeek …www.ieee.org"]IEEE[/URL]) has started work on WiFi the next generation. While that news in itself might … or two away yet, and secondly just because your WiFi network will support gigabit speeds that doesn't mean the…robustness. So the technology can be tweaked to provide better range at the expense of throughput and reliability, or better … 802.11n puts the why into WiFi Community Center by happygeek …next generation wireless routers based upon a new WiFi standard that could extend the range of existing ‘wireless-G’ solutions by a… (MIMO) enabled kit if you really required the extended range on offer. The test reports I’ve read so far…either have it switched off by default or when other WiFi networks are detected in the locality. The reason being … Baby kills WiFi Hardware and Software Networking by newsguy …security cameras and AV sender units, are causing WiFi interference. It suggests that the "greatest …one baby listener, to impact upon WiFi services within a short range leading to "a single large …building" or a cluster of houses experiencing "difficulties with using a single WiFi… Re: 802.11n puts the why into WiFi Community Center by Dani … is, is compatible with a wider array of devices (ie wifi cellphones), and doesn't require unsightly wires that need to… required to set up wireless). My personal opinion is that WiFi is the way to go if you want to network…