Ok, I'm thinking it's about time to replace my desktop and was wondering what's involved in setting up a home wireless system and what is needed in the type of equipment.
I second that rcommendation.Strongbeau said:One word: Linksys.
The problem is this equipment won't all be in the same room and I'm trying to avoid running cables through walls.baltimoron said:The router will have 4 RJ45 ports on it
Huh?? If you're refering to the Media extender, my understanding is that this won't act as a router. It allows you to play music, pictures and movies from a networked computer through your home theatre system. As such, it needs to be hard-wired to the stereo and TV.Winston said:Why would you buy 2 routers? you need only 1, and a switch.
A neighbor has a wireless router which is not secure.Weekly said:My uncle is able to pick up the internet for free without a cable, but it's slow, in his neighbourhood. How is this possible?
Most of the NEW wireless routers have "ok" security settings. Mine is secure and I have 128 key security code. If you don't know the key, your not getting on my router. They are improving the key code all the time... Just check various vendors and some of the internet hardware sites..papasmerf said:A neighbor has a wireless router which is not secure.
Kewlies said:Is a "Up to 300Mbps" wirless router faster than 54Mbps? is it possible to increase the speed of wireless/mobile internet computing in the home ?
or D-Link, or TRENDnet, or Belkin...or...Strongbeau said:One word: Linksys.