b adapter on g network

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I have two laptops one of them has a 802.11b adapter and
the other has a 802.11g one. I want to buy a wireless
base station to take advantage of the g technology
however I´m afraid that if I buy a g base station such as
MN-700 I wont be able to use my 802.11b laptop. Am I
rigth or not?
 
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You can use the base station/router in b/g mode, serving both.
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"meneses" <meneses@medscape.com> wrote in message
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I have two laptops one of them has a 802.11b adapter and
the other has a 802.11g one. I want to buy a wireless
base station to take advantage of the g technology
however I´m afraid that if I buy a g base station such as
MN-700 I wont be able to use my 802.11b laptop. Am I
rigth or not?
 
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With the MN510/MN520, yes, if you have the latest driver/firmware update
(get msbndownload.exe and it should install it)

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"waytoomuchcoffee" <usenet@nym.hush.com> wrote in message
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> Can you use WPA with a b card?