The place where I work, a small shop, is moving to broadband from
dial-up. As this new broadband hookup will use the ethernet port
previously used to network two computers for point-of-sale purposes...
Most broadband routers include a 4 port hub/switch. Will that suffice?
The two POS
Here, here. Wireless is a pain in many ways. Btw, don't use WEP it can
be hacked.
Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hardwired has a whole lot
less problems involved than Wireless.
Too many things can and do interfere with Wireless.
If I could I would rather do a whole house with
On May 4, 2007, at 3:19 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Most broadband routers include a 4 port hub/switch. Will that suffice?
I am not really in the loop as pertains to decisions in this
situation. I am asking these questions just to see if the powers that
be are going to make the right
On May 4, 2007, at 2:29 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
hardwired has a whole lot less problems involved than Wireless.
Too many things can and do interfere with Wireless.
If I could I would rather do a whole house with prewired outlets in
rooms, than doing wireless.
Also note so that you
I wouldn't want to screw with the existing network, so I'd take them
all wireless. Well, two of them anyway.
The two POS computers already are hardwired by a CAT5 cable for their
networking
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