killa <(E-Mail Removed)> hath wroth:
>My neighbour has wireless internet . he has a dish pointing to the water
>tower , which has the wireless on top of it , i want to get a signal
>from him , i was just wondering what equipment i would need ?
I'll assume you want to share your neighbors internet connection and
not break into what I suspect is a WISP (Wireless Internet Service
Provider) system. As with all forms of wired and wireless sharing,
permission of the owner is recommended. Some options:
1. If you're fairly close to the neighbor, less 100 meters wire run,
then you can just run a CAT5 cable to the neighbor and plug into his
router.
2. If wire is unacceptable, you can purchase a pair of antennas, pair
of wireless etherent bridges, and setup a wireless link to his router.
3. If he has an existing wireless router to distribute his internet
connection around his house, a directional antenna and wireless client
bridge (any olde wireless card) will connect to his router.
4. If you share the same AC power lines, without a transformer in
between, you might be able to user power line networking (HomePlug) to
connect between your house and the neighbors.
5. If all else fails, you can ask him for the name of the WISP,
duplicate his setup, and get your own account.
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