What equipment do i need for a 400m wireless network?
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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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I think you will require "HP Jetdirect 380x 802.11b Wireless Print Server" \n\nIt comes with it's own HP JetDirect print server and the supplied software works for direct USB connectivity or network.
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That depends how far away the computer is! If its in Jordan then you'll need wireless
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Wireless devices for personal usage are not supposed to be powerful enough.  Also, going by the specs, it is not a personal network anyway.\n\nSo, you need clearances from the controlling organization to operate such a network first of all.\n\nSecondly, since you say it must be wireless, I would guess you need some sort of sattelite service.  I do not personally know how costly that would be.\n\nOnce you have frequency usage/transmission clearances and satellite availability, it should not be an issue to support 200 nodes at all.
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depends on what you want I suggest a \nWireless-G Broadband Router with SpeedBooster\nThe Wireless-G Networking Solution with SpeedBooster Performance Enhancement\n\nwhere you can have one pc wired and one wireless \n\nmust have cat5 cables and a broadband connection
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Install a wireless pcmcia adapter card if not already equipped. Have software to facilitate the usage of said card. Be near a WAP or wireless access point and join the network.
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Try searching ebay for wireless media centers, although im not sure if they would do exactly what you need.
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As i said in your other post, you'll need a router (wireless or wired), a switch and network cables.  Do you live in the Maryland area?
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I could answer this in several ways, based on your level of technical expertise.\n\nSimply put, you need a wireless router or access point.  This will provide the "link" between your network and any wireless cards that are in your PCs.  The PCs to be attached to the network are called clients.\n\nYou can have either a Wireless B, Wireless G, or Wireless A network.  G is backward compatible with B (meaning you can, if the router is set to "mixed mode") run a Wireless B laptop in a Wireless G network ... it will just run slower.\n\nThere is also MIMO or 802.11n wireless, but this standard has NOT been ratified yet.  You can run 802.11b or g clients with it as well MIMO clients.\n\nAdditionally, it's 100% necessary to use some sort of encryption in your network.  Otherwise people will be able to monitor your network traffic and pick up passwords, account numbers, etc.  Obviously this is not likely to happen, but you can use either WEP or WPA and it's fairly painless.  Note the word fairly.\n\nI'm going to give you a bunch of links in the Sources section that will help you in more detail.
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probably there are service providers in your area that can offer you WiFi connections across those 10kms with no complexity.\nIf you are trying to do it by yourself, you will need microwave antenas aligned in a careful way at every point which you want to provide conectivity and repeaters, so wireless users can detect those signals
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Your computer will have built-in wireless internet capability, so anywhere where there is an available wireless network, you can just flip the switch on the front right-hand side to turn on the wireless radio, then connect to the network using the wireless network wizard.\n\nAlternatively, you could get a really, really long Rj45 cable.
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Linksys and Dlink are both good.  You'll want one with a 4-port or more switch included.  Wired is best if you can drill holes and run cat-5 ethernet through the house, especially for gaming.  Wireless can be difficult to run reliably.  "B" band is the same frequency range as your microwave, so your connection  can die if you use it.  If you go wireless, make sure you learn how to secure it so your neighborhood doesn't connect to it :)
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get a rotour.\nand for your laptop get a wireless router.
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If you're not getting strong enough signal to your Wireless USB you might want to look into a 802.11g Range Extender. Because it's a powered unit it has the power to pull signal in from further distances and then repeats it out to the area around it.\nI have one and it works like a charm for extending my network. I've given you links below for the types of devices I'm talking about. You can pick them up at CompUSA stores here in the states and at other stores locally. They run between $80 and $100 USD
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Easy. You need to get a wired router. I would generally recommend Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL router, if you have a cable or DSL internet connection. If you can find routers that fit your computers, then I suggest you get them. If you need more steps after that, IM me.
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You need a router.  Linksys is the best.\n\ngo to \n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037291160&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nIt will show you what you need and how it's done.
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Since I don't know what you're using, please copy the words below and paste them into your browser.\n\nhow to extend the range of wireless  reception