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Old 09-01-2004, 16:31   #2
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Re: wireless interference
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Originally Posted by Cyrill666
Hello,

I'm lead to believe that microwave ovens and DECT phones can cause problems with wireless networking in the home. Has anyone experienced this and if so, how did the problems manifest themselves?

I ask because I was using my wireless connection from another room whilst talking on a DECT phone, and I noticed no degradation of networking performance.

I'm on 802.11b (11 Mbps)

Just wondering.

Kind regards,
Cyrill666
It only realy efects 54g or 802.11g to be acurate. The newer technology operates at 2.4ghz - very near the bands that dect phones use.

I have a belkin wap and two wireless clients - my dect phone only efects them if I stand very close to the wap.

HTH
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