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For my company I have to set up a small wireless network consisting of a
maximum of 10-15 devices ranging from a desktop PC to a PDA, but mostly 2 or
3 devices will use it at any given time.
All devices which will be able to use the network allready have a wireless
interface. The main problem is which accesspoint to choose.
Is a cheap d-link, netgear, linksys, 3com accesspoint enough for normal use?
Are they reliable enough?
Or do I have to go with a 3 times more expensive SMC accesspoint?
There are so many different AP's to choose from that I can't choose anymore.
At home, I have a Linksys WRT54G which works perfectly, but is a device like
that suited for a small office environments?
Thanks,
Remco
For my company I have to set up a small wireless network consisting of a
maximum of 10-15 devices ranging from a desktop PC to a PDA, but mostly 2 or
3 devices will use it at any given time.
All devices which will be able to use the network allready have a wireless
interface. The main problem is which accesspoint to choose.
Is a cheap d-link, netgear, linksys, 3com accesspoint enough for normal use?
Are they reliable enough?
Or do I have to go with a 3 times more expensive SMC accesspoint?
There are so many different AP's to choose from that I can't choose anymore.
At home, I have a Linksys WRT54G which works perfectly, but is a device like
that suited for a small office environments?
Thanks,
Remco