Dennis,
I've worked with the Aironet 340 wireless bridge, and my experience hasn't
been a joyous one. The wireless bridge is usually used to connect
buildings using an 11mbps spread spectrum radio connection. For around
four months, the airbridge worked nearly flawlessly except for some
exce
Dennis,
That is basically what it is...wireless networking. The Aeronet card will
slide into the PCMCIA slot on your laptop. You will also have to have
wireless hub(s) installed. At least one for each floor where you want to
implement the wireless cards. We use two per floor here where I work
Do you have the omni-directional antenna, or directional? The directional
is polarized and shouldn't interfere or be interfered with other RF sources.
The first time I used directionals, they wouldn't get a strong signal, that
is until we had both in the same orientation. I had them 90 degrees o
cell tests, but the FCC
informed us that indeed the cell carrier is capable of interfering with the
bridge since our frequency is unlicensed.
Matthew
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From: Rodgers Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 5:54 PM
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