With 200m2 without barriers wireless go easy,
but bandwidth is complicated factor.
basic router 802.11g, (54) does not give good performance for my taste.
you need a really good. but you need a really good wifi-pci with a good
antena too.
cables and a switch works better for now.
may be a wifi N,
Well... the area is about 200m2 and is without barriers (its a big room)
where will be sit about 10 to 15 computers. The reason to use a wireless
network on this area is that there are no cable going to the switching area
so will be less espensive if we buy some APs... but the use of ltsp on this
On Wednesday 04 July 2007 07:28, Maginot Junior wrote:
> Well... the area is about 200m2 and is without barriers (its a big room)
> where will be sit about 10 to 15 computers. The reason to use a wireless
> network on this area is that there are no cable going to the switching area
> so will be le
On Tuesday 03 July 2007 21:38, Maginot Junior wrote:
> Yeah... I read some stuff about using a wireless bridge and seens to be the
> only way ... can I use a bridge connected to a switch that is connected...
> let say... to 10 boxes ?
> Tomorrow we are going to make some test with some wireless rou
Maginot Junior kirjoitti:
> Tomorrow we are going to make some test with some wireless routers and
> bridges to see the performance.
We did one little experiment. Perfomance is good enough to work with
office tools.
http://linux.fi/index.php/WLAN_ja_LTSP (in finnish, lots of screenshots)
Bootin
Yeah... I read some stuff about using a wireless bridge and seens to be the
only way ... can I use a bridge connected to a switch that is connected...
let say... to 10 boxes ?
Tomorrow we are going to make some test with some wireless routers and
bridges to see the performance.
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On 7/3/0
On Tuesday 03 July 2007 10:26, Maginot Junior wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I was thinking about the possibility of booting a ltsp client through a
> wireless card... is that possible or not?
>
No direct support for Wifi cards, but you can use a wifi bridge connected to a
supported ethernet card in the termin
Hi!
I was thinking about the possibility of booting a ltsp client through a
wireless card... is that possible or not?
Thanks!
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