the following are the options\na. 100 Mbps\nb. 54 Mbps\nc. 24 Mbps\nd. 10 Mbps
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Max rate (raw) for 802.11a is 54 Mbps
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1. Yes, 3mbps is enough!\n2. Try it and you'll see\n3. Go for FCI
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Just curious, but did you really sign up for 54Mbs?\nEven the local fiber support in my area is only 30Mbs,\nand copper broadband is more like 6Mbs (and DSL is < 1Mbs).\nI have no experience with fiber, so I don't know if it's\na shared connection or not; however, cable access *is*.\nIt's normal for a cable connection to be multiplexed\nover an entire neighborhood, so you *do* share your\naccess (and you could notice it if you neighbor was\nheavily using his connection).\n\nAside from that, however, if you've set up a wireless\nnet in your house, you should seriously consider \npassword protecting it.  In the config screens on your\nwireless router, notice the configuration for SSID and WEP.\nYou'll have to config your wireless clients too, but\nthat will tend to keep neighbors and random people in\nparked cars from piggy-backing your net.\n\nFinally, again if you're using a wireless network, is\nit possible that you've just got some signal interference?\nDoes the data rate improve if you're physically closer\nto the router?  If your client software has a "signal\nstrength indicator", does it drop down when you notice\nthe slower rate?  If so, you might consider using one\nof the base-station antennas.
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Anywhere from 105.00 to 190.00 depending on speed and space
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dialup is dialup the fastest you will get on a 56K modem is 49-51Kbps and that depends on the condition of the phone line and the providers modem bank.
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try http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
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Well, you can have the world's fastest computer, but running behind a 56k connection, you still have nothing.\n\nTry subscribing to a better bandwidth provider. DSL,Cable
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Just get a good,reliable and inexpensive isp that doesn't require you to install their software to connect. Connection software along with accelerators will slow you down.
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http://reviews.cnet.com/7004-7254_7-0.html  <<You can check both your download and upload speeds from that site
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No, not at all, at least as long as you're getting 18Mbps speeds out of your wireless B. If you're getting slower than that, I would recommend you check into Mimo Wireles G.  It will give you the same speeds on the third floor that you get while in the same room. They come in both 54Mb and 108Mb versions.\n\nI actually get the same speeds upstairs on this computer that I get downstairs from the computer that's plugged directly into the wired router (I have both a wired and a wireless router).  I do have a new MIMO wireless router, though.
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How much bandwidth is setup for them? I have 4 pc's and a laptop on my home network running at 13 mps and have no problems
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512 kbps I am using DSL
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The speed depend on your ISP (Internet Service Provider)\nCheck with your ISP first about the speed
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anything above dsl will be fine. 3mbps would be best.
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between your computers 100m\n\nevery computer can get max 10m internet access. ofcouse, totally max is 10m too.\n\nif one computer act as gateway, it must be on for others to get to internet.
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Probably they each have many connections, almost certainly all fiber.   OC-48, OC-192 are likely.  Those are roughly 2.5 and 9.6 gigabits per second, respectively.
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You can configure atleast 255. Curious, why would you need so many? Typically huge networks have less than 3 or 4.