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Hi, What is the hardware needed to setup Linux as a wireless router? areil 16-October-2008 03:51:13 PMComments www.unix.com/suse/81157-setup-linux-wireless-router.html - 51k - Posted by waqasahmad The hardware needed: * An Internal Wireless LAN 802.11g PCI Card adapter. * A coax network, leading to different antennas in your 300-400 m campus area, delivering to your wireless card. * An Ethernet card (to your xDSL or cable modem). or * An ISDN card, if your ISP supports it. or * A dial-up modem. That time I did it with 4 dial-up modems, and I won't get into that, to keep your sanity graph from declining. Posted by sagitraz An Internal Wireless LAN 802.11g PCI Card adapter. A coax network, leading to different antennas in your 300-400 m campus area, delivering to your wireless card. An Ethernet card (to your xDSL or cable modem). An ISDN card, if you’re ISP supports it. A dial-up modem. That time I did it with 4 dial-up modems, and I won't get into that, to keep your sanity graph from declining. Posted by eric |
Posted: 17-October-2008 02:48:46 PM By: eric An Internal Wireless LAN 802.11g PCI Card adapter. A coax network, leading to different antennas in your 300-400 m campus area, delivering to your wireless card. An Ethernet card (to your xDSL or cable modem). An ISDN card, if you’re ISP supports it. A dial-up modem. That time I did it with 4 dial-up modems, and I won't get into that, to keep your sanity graph from declining. | |
Posted: 20-October-2008 12:38:57 AM By: sagitraz The hardware needed: * An Internal Wireless LAN 802.11g PCI Card adapter. * A coax network, leading to different antennas in your 300-400 m campus area, delivering to your wireless card. * An Ethernet card (to your xDSL or cable modem). or * An ISDN card, if your ISP supports it. or * A dial-up modem. That time I did it with 4 dial-up modems, and I won't get into that, to keep your sanity graph from declining. | |
Posted: 19-January-2009 06:16:18 AM By: waqasahmad www.unix.com/suse/81157-setup-linux-wireless-router.html - 51k - |