What is the name of the largest wireless network?
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Verizon claims to be the largest broadband wireless network in the US.\n Cingular claims to have the largest digital network in the US.
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Truckstops have such a guide of all truckstops, but i dont' know if they say which have wireless.  I would bet they do by now.
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The capacity of 802.11(a,b, or g) systems is limited by two main factors; 1) The capacity of the DHCP Server and router and 2) the available bandwidth of the radio interface.\n\nThe typical residential wireless router has a built-in DHCP server to automatically assign wireless (and wired) users an IP address.  Residential DHCP servers usually max out at 256 users.  Enterprise wireless networks use dedicated DHCP servers capable of handling 1000s of users.\n\nThe next limitation is the radio link.  As you know, 802.11g supports link rates up to 54 Mbs.  54 Mbs is achievable only under the best conditions, meaning no other access points or users on the same channel in the area to generate noise.  \n\nAs users are added, the maximum rate available to each user is lowered accordingly, until the number of users are generating more noise than usable signal and effectively jam the access point.\n\nAnother factor in radio capacity is called Near-Far affect.  This occurs when one user has acquired service at a great distance with no interference.  Then a second user, located much nearer to the access point, acquires service and the Near users strong signal over powers the Far users weak signal, effectively jamming the Far users and reducing the access point capacity.
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http://www.unh.edu/telecom/data/wireless.html
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54mb is kind of standard and normally any kind will work. by the way, wireless connection may let you feel slow even it claims 54m.
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Dunno.  I've got a WiFi bridge connected to a wireless router, and I can share any wireless hardware with any other wireless hardware within 300 ft. +/-
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Modem\nDSL\nCable\nISDN\nT1\nT3\nWireless\n\nToo many to list actually
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An electronic communications network that connects computer networks and organizational computer facilities around the world.
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The Gulf of Mexico covers a very large area and wireless internet access generally covers small parts of specific cities.  I would suggest that you check a WiFi service directory such as: http://www.jiwire.com/search-hotspot-locations.htm
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I'm sure this is a question that will result in a lot of personal preferences.  Nonetheless, I'll give you mine.  The Linlsys WRT300N is the ultimate in wireless networking concerning speed and distance.  The Linksys WRT54GX4 is probably the best buy for the moment as it has great range and probably supports anything you already have.  My favorite however, is the Linksys WRV54G.  This is wireless, wired, and has VPN capabilities that allow you to log into your home network and shared drives over the internet from wherever you are.  Hope this helps a little.
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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.
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Linksys is definitely the way to go to cover the area that you wish to cover.  The new Linksys N series has an incredible range, it also has 108 MB speed which is double what most routers offer.  You can also increase the range even more by adding a set of high gain antennas.
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What kind of network are u using?
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The term wireless networking refers to technology that enables two or more computers to communicate using standard network protocols, but without network cabling. Strictly speaking, any technology that does this could be called wireless networking. The current buzzword however generally refers to wireless LANs. This technology, fuelled by the emergence of cross-vendor industry standards such as IEEE 802.11, has produced a number of affordable wireless solutions that are growing in popularity with business and schools as well as sophisticated applications where network wiring is impossible, such as in warehousing or point-of-sale handheld equipment. \n\nFor futher Info , Click:
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Do a search for WPBY on the fcc.gov/wireless website.\nLocation, power, owners, etc are all listed.
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For long distance wireless you need 802.11-PRE-N standard.  This next generation wireless can be used to 700 feet (213m) inside and 1500 feet (457 meters) outside.  See the link below for some early product.  The new standard will be backwards compatible to your existing 802.11b/g access cards -- you just need to update the base station.
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Wireless is the most common internet network currently but in the very near time Wi-Fi will be the best!