Re: Wireless Router or PCI Card

From: "Alister" <alastair.gcs@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 30 Jan 2006 10:45:33 -0800

Doz wrote:

>
> The best option is probably a wireless access point plugged into the existing
> LAN wiring. Make sure it's secured with WEP at the very least (WPA preferred).
>

Thanks for that.

Any particular reason for using an AP?

(Cheapskate here doesn't want to spend money on expensive gear if a
Card will do.)

Alastair.

.

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- Wireless Router or PCI Card
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- Re: Wireless Router or PCI Card
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