A aze Posts: 37 +0 Nov 27, 2003 #1 Hi all! I trying to connect a pc to an existing LAN hub with no cables (see the pic). But I don't know how to proceed. Any idea? Attachments wifi.gif 2.8 KB · Views: 14
Hi all! I trying to connect a pc to an existing LAN hub with no cables (see the pic). But I don't know how to proceed. Any idea?
A amphibiam Nov 28, 2003 #2 read the article at this link... Techspot Article and this link as well.... Netbuilder article These should help you get an idea of where to start.
read the article at this link... Techspot Article and this link as well.... Netbuilder article These should help you get an idea of where to start.
A aze Posts: 37 +0 Nov 28, 2003 #3 ok! thank you! I should read that before! but now I am wondering what device should I buy. In this scheme: https://www.techspot.com/articles/networking101/router-with-hub-ap.gif the wireless access point is connected to the hub. But the vendors I visited don't said it clearly. What device should I buy to connect it to the hub? thanks! :grinthumb
ok! thank you! I should read that before! but now I am wondering what device should I buy. In this scheme: https://www.techspot.com/articles/networking101/router-with-hub-ap.gif the wireless access point is connected to the hub. But the vendors I visited don't said it clearly. What device should I buy to connect it to the hub? thanks! :grinthumb
R RealBlackStuff Posts: 6,450 +3 Nov 29, 2003 #4 you need to install a Wireless Network Access Point like the Linksys WAP11. This plugs in your hub. Then you use the wireless PCI-card in your desktop to receive the signal from the WAP. see here for more info: http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=22&prid=157 Look around on the web for faster/other cards if you like.
you need to install a Wireless Network Access Point like the Linksys WAP11. This plugs in your hub. Then you use the wireless PCI-card in your desktop to receive the signal from the WAP. see here for more info: http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=22&prid=157 Look around on the web for faster/other cards if you like.
A aze Posts: 37 +0 Nov 29, 2003 #5 cool! but i still looking for an economic way to do that. its too expensive! don't you know a cheaper device?
cool! but i still looking for an economic way to do that. its too expensive! don't you know a cheaper device?
R RealBlackStuff Posts: 6,450 +3 Nov 30, 2003 #6 Then forget about wireless. Just buy a cheapo NIC (ethernet network card) and a straight connecting cable. Costs about $20
Then forget about wireless. Just buy a cheapo NIC (ethernet network card) and a straight connecting cable. Costs about $20