Where can I find a RFP response about wireless networking?
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See this One \n\n\n\nwww.unstrung.com/document.asp?doc_id=24998
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http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ wireless connections explained here
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a wireless communication standard.
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Check the wireless networking forum at dslreports.com.  Also, rephrase your question so that it makes more sense.   What do you mean by 2000 km and 200 nodes?  Do you mean each node needs to have a range of 2000 km?
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In windows XP view "wireless networks available" and choose the one that you want to connect to.
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do you have a wireless network already setup?\n\nNot what I asked. Do you have a wireless network setup?
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http://www.wpaoperators.org/about.cfm
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Are you talking about Ad-Hoc Mobile Wireless Networks?
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May be there's a limit on accepting wireless connections.
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with your wireless "card" should come a software with that. you could try looking at start>programs> and try to look for your wireless card or adaptor folder there and then open the wireless client utility from there. when you open it, you should be able to see the "enable radio" option on the general or status tab.  Ü
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www.faqs.org/ftp/rfc/pdf/rfc1230.txt.pdf \nieeexplore.ieee.org/iel1/2207/3411/00119114.pdf?arnumber=119114 \nwww.nicemice.net/eecs122/lectures/lan-token-rings.pdf.gz \n\nI did a search in google for IEEE 802.4 (Tokenbus and then did a search of the current search for pdf  Easy to do... Try it
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it sounds like the network solutions group would have what you're looking for.
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Try www.bplans.com.They have software and free sample plans. You can contact me for a copy of the software too
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Try "packetstormsecurity.org"
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You could install iperf on a laptop (that's using wireless), and also install it on a desktop machine that's connected by wire to the same LAN that the wireless access point is connected to, then run bandwidth tests between the two instances of iperf.  (This would be better than using a web site that measures your bandwidth, because the Internet path to the web site might have less bandwidth than the wireless part of the link.)
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I found this article that might give you some suggestions:\n\nhttp://www.networkcomputing.com/showitem.jhtml?articleID=160910914&pgno=1\n\nplrr
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There are many guides available on the internet.\n\nSimply search for "wireless networking guide".\n\nI linked a few in sources.\n\n\nAs far as best equipment to buy, the preferred (and popular) brands are Linksys, Belkin, and Netgear.