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From: Peter Pan on 18 Dec 2009 01:25
"Yousaf" <yousaf.hassan(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> No. Nobody can solve interference problems if you have ten
> access points spewing RF everywhere. Buy some CAT5 cable
> and forget about wireless.- Hide quoted text -

I am moving to a new house and thinking about installing ethernet
points in different locations. I'll have to see how many access points
there are first.



consider a plan b, when i moved, did 1 ap (wap/router) by the internet
modem, and one of the router ouputs as input to a powerline networking thing
many others available, just happen to have this link handy for one of my
netgears
http://www.netgear.com/Products/PowerlineNetworking.aspx?for=Home+Networking

three oddball tests i did,
you can actually use it (powerline bridge) to effectively go from one
wap/router thru the powerlines to a second wap router..
you can have multiple transeiver sets/bridges (with different id's) on the
same powerline
if you happen to have 4, one room with plugs on two seperate legs of a
transformer (some houses have , you can even bridge one powerline to another

beats the heck out of running wires all over
ps, they also make coax-ethernet things (same link), haven't tried em, so
have no clue how well they work

From: ps56k on 23 Dec 2009 09:49

Duh - what channel are you using ?


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