usually my WLAN chuggs along nicely all day on the internet and short file
transfers are no problem with about 10 Mbps.
However, if I transfer a bigger directory, it will drop out after about 2
minutes "Can't copy this file, as there is no connection" (or similar).
What can I do to have a constant transfer without the connection dropping
out? Is it a matter of throttling the router's max transfer rate, or can I
try changing the thresholds, and which ones, by how much ?
I'm transferring data from the wired PC to the wireless PC via router.
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My equipment:
2 desktops (1 wired, 1 wireless), one modem/router,
running wireless infrastructure mode.
Details:
PC 1 (wired) showing 100 Mbps connection in the taskbar icon.
Modem/router (wired&wireless, 54 Mbps) with the following settings:
max Tx rate: auto
Beacon interval: 100
RTS threshold: 2346
Frag threshold: 2346
DTIM: 1
preamble: short
Antenna TX : Full
PC 2 (wireless .11g set on WPA-PSK), Tx enabled: 48 Mbps.
The reception strength of this wireless unit shows up around 48-50 percent
on average (steady). Some brickwalls are in the way.
Thank you for any help
H.N.
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