SWEEX NETWOKRING

Hi People,

Its me again, I have what should be a pretty straight forward question
(which in this industry hardly ever is ) Below I have a samll network
diagram, could you please tell me if this configuration would work.

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NTL BROADBAND WAN (Internet) - DCHP

Connected to a:

Sweex LC000070UK
4Port Wireless Broadband Router/Access Point 54Mbps 802.11G

Connected to a Windows 98SE Laptop via. a
Sweex LC500060
54g PCMCIA Wireless Notebook Adapter

Also connected to the router is a Windows 98SE Desktop via. a
Sweex LC700050
54g Wireless PCI Adapter

Also connected to the router is a Windows XP Pro Desktop via. a
DLINK STANDARD 100Mbps Network Card (RJ45) via a Straight through CAT5e
Cable (as the router has a built in networking switch)

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Thanks once again

Gazza



P.S. Any comments appreciated

On 03 Sep 2005 08:28 GMT, GAZZA <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> could you please tell me if this configuration would work

certainly should do, from the way I visualise it (and seeing as a diagram
often helps clarify... <http://mywebpages.org/Wireless-Aceex.jpg> :-)

I helped a friend set up a Belkin ADSL modem/router/WAP which has an XP
mini-tower plugged in by cable, and two other PCs, one a laptop, other
a mini-tower, each usingg Belkin USB units. At another friend's home,
he has a Philips tower with built-in 802.11x, a Linksys WAG54G and one
Linksys USB for a mini-tower and a Linksys PCMCIA unit for a laptop.

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