Re: How can I wire my network with wireless?
From: NeoSadist (neos@dist)
Date: 02/15/03
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From: "NeoSadist" <neos@dist> Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 11:39:21 -0700
"Anson Zeall" <zeallous@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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> Dear people,
>
> Here's my current situation:
>
> My home LAN currently exist in 4 places, my room, my bro's room,
dining
> room and my mum's room (treat this as a line of rooms):
>
> My room ------- bro's room -------- dining room -------- mum's room
>
> My room:
> - a HUB is connected in my room with all 4 LAN lines connected to the
> Hub i.e. with the 3 wires entering through the wall
>
> My computer ----> HUB <----- bro's comp, dining room comp, mum's comp
> (with the 3 lines coming from the wall)
>
> Bro's room:
> - consist of 2 lines (from dining room and mum's room) entering
through
> my bro's room (throw the wall as well) and into my bro's wall into my room
> (totalling to 3 lines)
>
> Dining room:
> Acts as a server 'cause the Cable modem is connected to the comp in
the
> dining room
>
> Mum's room:
> The computer's lan line just enters all the way into my room.
>
>
> What I want is to add a wireless network...upon this current network
so
> when my friends come over, they can just connect thru to the internet with
> their laptops (using the wireless network). But a few things hafta keep in
> mind:
> 1. the three lines entering into my room cannot be removed
> 2. the two lines entering from the dining room to my bro's room cannot be
> removed
> 3. the cable socket in the dining room cannot be removed.
>
> What things should I buy and how should I wire the stuff?
>
> I would be really happy if someone can solve my problem. Thanks!
>
> Anson
>
>
>
I don't know why you'd want to, since wireless is tons slower than wired,
and with wired you can get shielded cables that eliminate RF conflicts, etc,
yada yada yada.
But I've been told you can uplink the wireless hub / switch to a wired
router and share internet that way. I'm not 100% for sure since I've never
tried it. Ask linksys, they should know.
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