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Gelderdender
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 Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 3:56 pm Post subject: A Question |
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| Can you have more than 1 pc operating from a radio hubb ?
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raveydavey
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 7:18 pm Post subject: Re: A Question |
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| Gelderdender wrote: | | Can you have more than 1 pc operating from a radio hubb ? |
Do you mean a wireless router?
If so, yes you can - me and mrs ravey share our broadband connection through ours. The little lights on the front of my router suggests I could have up to 4 devices connected.
No idea how it works though, the wifes teenage nephew sorts all that malarkey out. 
On a related note it was quite funny when the in-laws went wireless. They spent ages telling everyone they'd got a wireless router (as in a device used to create shapes in wood) rather than a wireless router (which is what they'd actually bought). Oh we did laugh!  |
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Gelderdender
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 7:21 pm Post subject: |
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| Yes Ravey thats what I'm thinking of, the wifes buying her own pc and wanted to know if it could opperate off my Hubb..
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raveydavey
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| Gelderdender wrote: | | Yes Ravey thats what I'm thinking of, the wifes buying her own pc and wanted to know if it could opperate off my Hubb.. |
In theory yes.
However I don't know how you'd do it.
Stuff like that generally requires a teenager, or someone who is socially awkward with odd habits.
Hang around abit and I'm sure someone on here will be able to help. |
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raveydavey
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| Gelderdender wrote: | | raveydavey wrote: |
Hang around abit and I'm sure someone on here will be able to help. |
I await Armley then  |
Just be careful if he says he needs to probe you remotely... 
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nlag
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30 Mill
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All that morse I learned too....
Now i get "pinged' ??? whats that all about
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NE1
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| Tommo wrote: | | We run 3 PCs and and Xbox from our router, and Mr Tommo also runs his laptop as well. So you should be OK. |
ah, but you also have a teenager!
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nlag
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| Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 8:41 am Post subject: |
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| Is it a transistor radio hub or a valve radio hub?
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Hair
Nigel Martyn
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| Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 8:44 am Post subject: Re: A Question |
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| Gelderdender wrote: | | Can you have more than 1 pc operating from a radio hubb ? |
GE, should you wish to expand your wireless network, I can confirm that in theory, you can have unlimited wireless connections from your router (radio hubb  ). The number of "wired" ports is no indication of the maximum number of wireless connections. 
However, the more wireless connections you have, the more you will notice a degradation in service. |
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nlag
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Hair
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| nlag wrote: | | What Hair said....Plus you can connect household appliances. As I type I am remotetly cutting the grass, hoovering the bedroom and ironing shirts. To set things up, I used a most ingenious method...I read the manual and did what it said. |
I hope you have your settings set up correctly, it's all too easy to end up ironing the grass, hoovering your shirts and shredding your carpets |
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