mgulshan
join:2002-12-17
Devon, PA
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Re: ATA 186 with wireless access point
clecrupt,
Are you using D-Link DWL-810 with ATA-186 or was that just a suggestion? In any case anyone using this or similar device please send in your comments.
My problem is right now DSL modem has to be close to a telephone jack --> router has to be next to DSL modem --> ATA 186 has to next to router. and all these devices and their adaptors and phone and ethernet cables are creating such mess that I am sure all those wires are interfering with my wireless router signal.
-Gulshan |
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clecrupt9
join:2002-01-22
GA
| My problem is right now DSL modem has to be close to a telephone jack --> router has to be next to DSL modem --> ATA 186 has to next to router. and all these devices and their adaptors and phone and ethernet cables are creating such mess that I am sure all those wires are interfering with my wireless router signal.
With this device you can put the ATA anywhere in range of an accesspoint. It is the only "wireless ethernet card" I know of that does not need a computer. You plug the ATA in and go wherever, even outside. You know I guess you could even hit "hotspots" like this. Hmmmm there must be money in that somehow. |
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dconnor
Premium
join:2002-01-03
The Beach
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| said by clecrupt9  :
...all these devices and their adaptors and phone and ethernet cables are creating such mess that I am sure all those wires are interfering...
Having the cover off your CPU, as I discovered, can also cause problems.
said by clecrupt9 :
...only "wireless ethernet card" I know of that does not need a computer.
I think Linksys has one also, checkout »linksys.com/products/product.asp···prid=432
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