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Wireless Networking - Wired vs WIRELESS with USB Card |
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Which gives faster speed or is it the same? Is there a distance on either on
how far you FROM HOST COMPUER! go before you begin to loose signal? =?Utf-8?B?RGF2ZQ==?= |
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I am not sure I totally under stand you question.
There is No USB Network, the typical Network is Ethernet based. There is USB to Ethernet device that let you plug a Network connection to a USB port but the cable connected to this device is regular CAT5e cable, and a CAT5e can take you up to 100 meters. USB Wireless means that the Wireless device is connected to a USB port, but the Network connection is Wireless Ethernet. When using USB 1.1. both devices (wired or wireless) would provide a theoretical Network "Speed" of about 11Mb/sec. When Using USB 2.0 Devices with a USB capable computer the Wired device provide the usual wired capacity of the Network. A special Wireless USB2.0 device (very few are available) with USB2.0 port would provide 11Mb/sec for 802.11b and 54Mb/Sec. with 802.11g. The distance of the Wireless is similar to what ever typical Wireless might yield (Info in the middle of this page: http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Hardware.html ). If you want to connect only two computers via the USB ports you need to use a special device (see Option 3 in this page: http://www.ezlan.net/direct.html ) using this device limits you to 15'. Jack (MVP-Networking). "Dave" <> wrote in message news:FBE42773-41FD-4AF4-AA5E-... > Which gives faster speed or is it the same? Is there a distance on either on > how far you FROM HOST COMPUER! go before you begin to loose signal? Jack |
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Hi
Basic Wired Network with the right hardware has no distance limitations (one single wire can go up to 328') at a theoretical "Speed" of 100Mb/sec. Wireless is a different story (makes very little difference if the card it is USB or other type). More info about "Speed" and distance here: http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Hardware.html Jack (MVP-Networking). "Dave" <> wrote in message news:FBE42773-41FD-4AF4-AA5E-... > Which gives faster speed or is it the same? Is there a distance on either on > how far you FROM HOST COMPUER! go before you begin to loose signal? Jack |
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