On 1 Feb 2004 13:19:33 -0800, afkar@mail2world.com (Bilal Sallakh)
wrote:

>I have an ethernet network of about 5 computers destributed in 3
>offices.
>I have a portable pc, and I want it to access the network with a
>wireless connection, i.e, I want to access anz computer from my
>portable whereever my portable is in my company without plugging anz
>wire.
>
>Someone adviced me to use a bluetooth but saif that it need a
>line-of-sight connection, but I want to access the network when my
>portable is in a room where no computer there. Of course the maximum
>distance I want my portable to stay connected within is no more than
>50 meter.
>
>Is there any technology that achieve these requirements? What hardware
>components I should have and how/where they must be plugged?
>
>Thanks in advance?

http://www.howstuffworks.com/wireless-network.htm

Taff..........



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this 3 officess are they in the same location
if yes, buy cheapest wireless router and plug it in any network plug
that's it
if routher won't be able to cover all territory you need, you can buy more
routhers or gate points

coverage will strongly depend on your office walls structure, it is better
to place wireless routher in the hallway so it will only need to cross
one/two walls to connect to your laptop



"Bilal Sallakh" wrote in message
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> I have an ethernet network of about 5 computers destributed in 3
> offices.
> I have a portable pc, and I want it to access the network with a
> wireless connection, i.e, I want to access anz computer from my
> portable whereever my portable is in my company without plugging anz
> wire.
>
> Someone adviced me to use a bluetooth but saif that it need a
> line-of-sight connection, but I want to access the network when my
> portable is in a room where no computer there. Of course the maximum
> distance I want my portable to stay connected within is no more than
> 50 meter.
>
> Is there any technology that achieve these requirements? What hardware
> components I should have and how/where they must be plugged?
>
> Thanks in advance?