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Old 29-03-2004, 16:32   #5
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Re: Linksys Routers transmitting distance

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Originally Posted by Halcyon
Thanks for the info. I will check out those links.

You mention that running B and G devices could causep problems.
I thought the linksys 54G router could work with both and the only thing that would happen would be that all computers would slow down to the B speed and not G as it goes with the slowest speed on the network.

Does this pose a big problem if using it for mainly surfing the net, and a few file transfers ?


Thankyou :-)
it will do both, ands as you say, it will drop the G traffic to the B speeds...

I only mention this as a bit of research flagged up a few people who were dissapointed by the speed when running mixed standards across their network..

In terms of surfing or using BB it will make no difference (BB is the slowest point on the net by far), file transfers will probably not be noticably slower...

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