LAN/WiFi Network Plan. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Hi-- I'm in the process of setting up a WiFi and LAN network. Before I go there I need to make sure I understand my existing Network Connections. My present system is a desktop...

pass from a 802.11g WiFi network and a Cingular wireless network and vice versa with session persistance on laptops with wireless card. I don't wnt them to always reauthticate everytime they leave the wireless network. I plan to use Mobile IP protocol. I am...

WiFi network with 1600Ft between two buildings. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Hi, what is the cheapest way to make a WiFi Network between two buildings with 1600ft in between? Thank you. GL. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Hi,...

HDTV is to use component cables or HMDI, I have no clue as to the range of either. Soon, I suspect that most AV will be distributed wirelessly over your house WiFi network. A few years back people were installing fiber optic cables, we all know how useful...

cam >already, and by no means "need" the one in the Asus... > Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () I plan on connecting to a WiFi network (@ home & work) whenever possible, so the battery thing will probably be a relevant issue with me,...

Suggestions for Condo Wifi Network?. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I'm looking into an 802.11 network for my condo association. The condos are all two story units, each on their own plot of land. They are all within an approximate 600 foot...

to one of VZ's internet plans? >> It is my understanding that you only need one of their internet >>plans if you plan to sync your email real-time Blackberry-style. Is >> that true? >>>> Just a note, we have a wireless network at work, and I got...

help setting up home wi fi network. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hi all I have been reading through some of the topics on here and think im getting my head around it. I know nothing at all about wifi networking...

has Wi-Fi plans (check the website for mobile options), when you are >on one of those plans, and in a place that supports them, you can log on >free (IE it doesn't use minutes) But this has nothing to do with your wireless phone. Your ordinary WiFi card...

his network there; keep talking on the drive to Starbucks; switch to Starbucks' Wi-Fi hotspot as he orders a coffee; hop back onto the cellular network as he drives to work; and move onto his company's Wi-Fi network as he enters his office building....