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Howto...: Extending a Wireless Network
Howto: Design a Wireless Network It is a common requirement to extend an existing Access Point (AP) based WiFi wireless network. This FAQ discusses methods and implications.
Posted by rclark on Friday, August 28 @ 20:08:03 CDT (851 reads)
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Howto...: Cisco VoIP over Wireless/WiFi
Howto: Design a Wireless Network Running Cisco VoIP (Voice over IP) phones over a WiFi link can be a challenge - but easy if you use the right equipment.
Posted by rclark on Monday, May 18 @ 02:22:36 CDT (495 reads)
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Howto...: Howto: Calculate a Link Budget
Howto: Design a Wireless Network

Link Budget Calculator for Wireless LAN (WLAN).

Posted by rclark on Wednesday, May 16 @ 02:09:48 CDT (2328 reads)
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Howto...: Roaming with UltraWAPs
Howto: Design a Wireless Network Seamless roaming with a laptop between APs - not as simple as it seems.

Download here

Posted by rclark on Friday, July 21 @ 05:14:54 CDT (1746 reads)
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Howto...: The importance of the ACK timeout
Howto: Design a Wireless Network You have:
  • a long range link
  • the right antennas
  • plenty of TX power and RX sensitivity
The link:
  • works fast over short distances
  • but ... has very low throughput over long distances
Posted by rclark on Friday, July 15 @ 19:52:14 CDT (21290 reads)
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Howto...: WRT54G(S) and Talisman firmware
Howto: Design a Wireless Network The Linksys WRT54G and WRT54GS boxes have available many 3rd party firmware options allowing you to add features not available in the Linksys factory firmware. One of those firmwares is called Talisman.
Posted by rclark on Thursday, June 23 @ 22:29:56 CDT (3557 reads)
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Howto...: Howto: Fix Windows XP (Zero Wireless Config)
Howto: Design a Wireless Network Check this link.
Posted by rclark on Friday, April 22 @ 20:58:40 CDT (2662 reads)
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Howto...: Howto: Share Your Internet with a Neighbour
Howto: Design a Wireless Network

This page documents one of the most common wireless networking applications; sharing a single broadband connection (eg ADSL, Cable, ...) with your neighbours/friends.

Posted by rclark on Sunday, December 26 @ 18:38:21 CST (13065 reads)
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Howto...: Howto: Build a wireless network 'Across Water'
Howto: Design a Wireless Network Special consideration needs to be taken if you are planning a WiFi link across a body of water that is subject variations in level. For example, tides. See this link
Posted by rclark on Saturday, December 25 @ 22:53:49 CST (2102 reads)
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Howto...: Howto: Build a wireless network 'Across Town'
Howto: Design a Wireless Network It will be assumed the objective is to extend one home LAN to a second house that is a few km away - up to 25km. This creates one virtual Local Area Network (LAN), spread over two houses. If one of those has an Internet connection, then PCs in both houses will be able to surf the Internet via the one shared Internet connection.
Posted by rclark on Thursday, November 11 @ 21:31:09 CST (10679 reads)
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