Can one wireless access point ....

..... feed more than one wireless PC card ?? Or do you need one WAP per PC
that you want to use ??

"Anthony" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> .... feed more than one wireless PC card ?? Or do you need one WAP per PC
> that you want to use ??
>

You'll be fine! Although there *MUST* be a cutoff point regarding throughput
vs. number of cards, I don't know what it is.

You won't be able to run a large-ish office from one WAP - but in the other
extreme - you won't need 1:1 for your SOHO!

HTH
Paul


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IIRC the limit on Draytek Vigor 2600We is 50, more on commercial AP's like
3Com, Orinoco etc.
Regards,
Martin

The entity currently known as Anthony wrote:

> .... feed more than one wireless PC card ?? Or do you need one WAP per PC
> that you want to use ??

Nope: one base station to many clents. My Cisco 340 Access Point
happily talks to up to 6 PC at once in my home network. Exactly how
many PCs one access point can realistically support depends on their
demand for bandwidth. According to the specs, the 340 can associate
with up to 253 clients - an entire /24 subnet!

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Iain A F Fleming