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Old 7th January 2006, 01:54 PM
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need some help on a school project

I have a school project on networking and I need some help. What kind of equipment do I need to connect 20 PCs and 25 laptops in a space of 105m x 75m for a wireless network? Would really appreciate any advice on this=)
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Old 7th January 2006, 02:50 PM
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20 wireless NICs, 25 PCMCIA wireless NICs and one AP
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Old 8th January 2006, 03:32 AM
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Can one AP handle 45 connections?
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Old 8th January 2006, 03:44 AM
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Yup, if you correct the setting in the router. It'll still be fairly slow if they all access at once, but it'll work
I recommend you enable WPA or WEP
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How if I want the speed to be fast even if everybody accesses at once? How many routers would I need then?
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Then you need to get something that has MIMO in or on it. This is one of them...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1115364694550

It allows multiple people to gain wireless access all at once over the same router. Example would be me downloading Fedora 5 Test 2 DVD and at the same time another computer downloading Scientific Linux 4.x 4-CDs, granted the network would slow down considerably for everyone else but when one person sends a packet to the wireless router and another is downloading from it there are no collisions and thus no drop packets.

That is the simpliest way I can explain it. Somebody else may have other suggestions. but that is what I would do.
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