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Old 02-04-2004, 17:24   #25
SMHarman
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Re: Media Centre PCs

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Originally Posted by altis


Don't forget that your 54 mbps wireless is a shared resource. If device A wants to send a packet to device B then A transmits it to the base station (router) and this re-transmits it on to B. Only one station can transmit at a time and, unless it directly involves the router, each packet is transmitted twice. With a wired network you can have 100 mbps in each direction down each cable all at the same time - an enormous increase in bandwidth.
I was looking at the wired bit, can I send at 100Mbs from ether port 1 to ether port 4? I got the impression from your post 15 that would not be the case. To increase the bandwidth of the wireless, I suppose you could put two WAPs on the network?
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