Before
you introduce a wireless network, you ought to know about the accompanying:
a) The major standards work at various data rates. 802.11b
works at 11 Mbps; 802.11g and 802.11a both work at up to 54 Mbps and 802.11n
works at 65 or 150 Mbps.
b) The particulars of the home and other introduced gear may meddle
with a wireless network. This is most affirmed with 802.11b and 802.11g,
which work at 2.4 GHz—the same recurrence the as most of wireless phones
furthermore close to the recurrence where microwave ovens work. For instance, when I
set up an 802.11b network at my home quite a long while back, I continued
getting dropped associations, and I couldn't utilize my wireless telephone
anyplace close to the remote network associations since it brought about
discernable impedance. 802.11n/a works at 5 GHz, which might be less subject to
obstruction in a home that has impedance in the 802.11b/g recurrence.
c) A wireless network conceivably opens you to security dangers.
Individuals with wireless network cards introduced in their notebook
PCs can look
around searching with the expectation of free associations. More probable is
that your neighbours might have the capacity to "hitch a free ride"
on your Internet association through your home network on the off chance that
you don't secure it when you introduce it (this is more basic than you might
suspect).
d) This field is keeping on developing quickly, and an answer bought
today may not be perfect with proportionate equipment accessible in a few
years.
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