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Wireless Networking - 108Mbps Wireless PCI card recommendation's please. |
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Just wondering what you people recommend for a 108Mbps wireless pci card
for us with XP SP2 please? John. John |
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Hi
The 108 mode is not part of the Wireless standard it is a sort of propriety feature. To make sure that it is working at 108 a card needs to work with its matching Wireless Router. I.e. if your Wireless Router is Not a 108 capable No card would do 108. If the Wireless Router is capable of 108 you have to buy the a matching 108 card sold the Router's manufacturer. If your Wireless hardware supports 108, Windows SP2 would support it too. P.S. The functional output of 108 card is not really 108 it is usually between 30 and 38. Jack (MVP-Networking). a mar "John" <> wrote in message news:... > Just wondering what you people recommend for a 108Mbps wireless pci card > for us with XP SP2 please? > > John. Jack \(MVP-Networking\). |
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