On Thursday 20 March 2003 15:00, Xabier Ochotorena wrote: > > > Since AFAIK wireless is half duplex you cannot acheive this speed. > > =>+-500KB is acceptable but this varies according to signal > > strength,number of hosts in the network,obstacles,etc... > > Half duplex means only one of the peers (this is P2P connection case) can > transmit at the same time. A tipical download only requires ACK's from our > machine and that doesn't make the transfer rate drop to half. I repeat that > my _ethernet_ (sorry Elvis, not a wireless one) LAN of 10 Mbit/s HalfDuplex > (as reported by mii-diag) achieves 1.1Mbyte/s without effort.
Ahhhh!No wireless connection... Try doing this: Take the 50Ohm terminator out of your rg-58 (assuming you're not using utp) and see what happens next. Say...cant browse the web at those amazing speeds of 1.1Mbyte/s,uh?:) Its called reflection. In a wireless RF connection you have: -Refraction -Reflection -Interferences (usualy dont affect 10base2 due to cable shielding) -Attenuation due to property of the medium (air) In wlan if one client says ACK and the other receives ACKCC"##"" he will ask :"could you please repeat that?" This is why you dont achieve such speeds with wireless rf connection.Good antennas (or well designed internal antennas),low SWR,etc will improve speed and distance. This is why some wlan hardware is more expensive than others.... Apart from that keeping objects away from the antenna (at least) 1 wavelength can also improve Tx/Rx.1 wl for 2.4Ghz is ~ 0.125 meters > I don't know if this would help but trying definitely won't hurt :) Anyway > take on account that the two machines are side-by-side so no interferences > should happen. > The right tweakings will help to improve. Best Regards, Joćo Seabra -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
