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punky · 23-07-2004, 00:59

A quickie for you all:

I'm running a B-class wireless network (11mbps peak). All the network nodes connect at 2mbps. Does that mean if I switch to a G-class (54mbps) network, it will still be stuck at 2mbps because of the environment interference? Or is it usual for devices to connect at a figure much reduced from the peak?

23-07-2004, 00:59	#51
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 43 Posts: 14,750	Re: Poor wireless connectivity A quickie for you all: I'm running a B-class wireless network (11mbps peak). All the network nodes connect at 2mbps. Does that mean if I switch to a G-class (54mbps) network, it will still be stuck at 2mbps because of the environment interference? Or is it usual for devices to connect at a figure much reduced from the peak?