Pre-n or not Pre-n, topology
Sean Jensen-Grey
seanj at xyke.com
Wed Sep 7 16:27:25 PDT 2005
I might be naive but couldn't you use 3 or 4 WRT54GS nodes in a mesh back to a common endpoint?
Wouldn't that get you around obstacles and roaming? And the only setup is that each AP can see 1 or more APs in the chain.
Sean
On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 02:35:49PM -0700, auto43348 at hushmail.com wrote:
> So is it better to use pre-n with stock antennas or 801.11b/g with
> gain omni antennas?
>
> It makes sense that any variant of beam forming would depend upon
> antenna separation, polarization, feed line length, etc. But since
> the Linksys boxes don't use beam forming but just MIMO, then
> antenna placement may not be an issue.
>
> I need to learn a bit about WDS, but with my application should I
> use WDS or just put the remote APs in bridge mode? It certainly
> would be nice to have some roaming capabilities between APs, but
> not necessary.
>
> Does a configuration of:
> point A with gain omni
> point B with directional patch on ant 1 pointed at A and stock omni
> on ant 2
> point C with directional patch on ant 1 pointed at A and stock omni
> on ant 2
>
> B and C cannot see each other
> A can see B anc C
>
> What settings do I need to have for: client D to connect via B
> (outside of the directional antennas beam, so via the stock ant2)
> to send traffic to client E via C or to access internet connection
> fed by A.
>
> Does this cause debillitating hidden node problems?
> Could I plug in wired devices into point B and point C?
>
> Would a better solution be to put two APs at each remote location
> on different channels? One to bridge to point A (backhaul) and the
> other to provide wifi coverage a points B and C. What is the
> marginal improvement? it would double my AP cost.
>
> Are there other better topologies? two seperate APs at point A
> pointing at B and C (like sectors)?
>
> Thanks!
>
> rearden
>
> > 1. Re: Pre-n or not Pre-n (Franklin S Werren)
> > 2. RE: Pre-n or not Pre-n (Casey Halverson)
> > 3. Re: Pre-n or not Pre-n (Faisal Rahman)
> > 4. RE: Pre-n or not Pre-n (Dan)
> > 5. RE: Pre-n or not Pre-n (Robert Syputa)
>
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