I am updating the wireless (radio) network at our Church. So a
couple of best practices questions.
1) For the SSID, is it best to use the same one for each access point?
2) Is it best to use different radio frequencies (aka channels) or the
same common frequency?
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Jerry Perkins - htt
Yes on both counts. For ease of use, just use the same SSID on all access
points, but use different channels, where possible. Try to just use Channel
1, 6, and 11, as those are the so-called "clear channels". If you have some
close neighbors using any of those channels, then avoid them.
Chris
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Morning everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone knows of a way to clear the stored
form information for a single specific site in Firefox 3.5? I know I
can clear ALL stored information, but I really just want to keep it
all except for information stored for one site.
Thanks,
Andy
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I think in other versions, you can clear stored info on a field by
highlighting the suggestion and pressing shift+delete. This works by
the name of the input box and is likely to match other websites that
name their input box as "login" and "user" or whatever the name of
this field is.
On Tue, J
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Don Delp wrote:
>
> I think in other versions, you can clear stored info on a field by
> highlighting the suggestion and pressing shift+delete. This works by
> the name of the input box and is likely to match other websites that
> name their input box as "login"
Chris McQuistion wrote:
> Yes on both counts. For ease of use, just use the same SSID on all
> access points, but use different channels, where possible. Try to
> just use Channel 1, 6, and 11, as those are the so-called "clear
> channels". If you have some close neighbors using any of those
802.11g uses frequency hopping, so close channels overlap some. The
overlap goes out to 4 channels, so 1-5 overlap, 2-6, etc. 1 and 6 and
6 and 11, however, don't overlap at all, so if you have three routers
in close proximity, you can use those three channels without them
stepping on each other
Where can I find liquid latex in Nashville? I need a couple of
gallons. At a reasonable
price of course. (in the range of $50/gal or less)
No, not computer related, but I thought this is a pretty diverse set
of folks that might
know!
TIA
><> ... Jack
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On Jul 14, 2009, at 10:59 PM, Jack wrote:
> Where can I find liquid latex in Nashville? I need a couple of
> gallons.
I don't know, but how do I get invited to your party?
> No, not computer related, but I thought this is a pretty diverse set
> of folks
"diverse?" Uh, well, yeah but... I did
There used to be a performance arts place on charlotte, near NES that
had that kinda thing. I think they had a tattoo parlor too. I'd start there.
-T
Jack wrote:
> Where can I find liquid latex in Nashville? I need a couple of
> gallons. At a reasonable
> price of course. (in the range of $50/
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