I have two laptops and two wireless routers. One laptop can only support 802.11a/b while the other can support 802.11g/n
Should I chain two routers together to broadcast each?
Should I chain two routers together to broadcast each?
mixed mode will allow both b and g devices.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
what about 'n'haffeysucks wrote:
mixed mode will allow both b and g devices.
that laptop can support both g and n. using one router, running g and b, will let you use both laptopsjsnipy wrote:
what about 'n'haffeysucks wrote:
mixed mode will allow both b and g devices.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
This sounds like some kind of exam question
Forget the old b router. Just get a wireless usb stick or pcmcia card that supports at least g and attach it to your older laptop.
Depends on if he really needs 'n' speeds. I personally couldn't care less as I only use the wireless connection for internet. If I need to transfer files I just hardwire it.jsnipy wrote:
what about 'n'haffeysucks wrote:
mixed mode will allow both b and g devices.