ShoalDiverSA
Well-Known Member
Yeah, that's it. The problem with most consumer AP's is that they cannot transmit very far.....but might be able to receive that distance without a problem.
Although the amount of transmitted data is a fraction of the it is none the less an extremely important of the process.That's why if you want to kill someone's internet connection, you are better off flooding the uplink rather than the downlink
Yep, That's correct. I misunderstood your original question and presumed the Zyxel WAP was simply a rebranded nano.
Also note to get a open Frequency. If you do the connection via a congested frequency then you're stuffed. Although the setup with the one antenna and the WAP might work if distance is short enough, wont hurt to test it out.Also note that some WAP's does not have the repeater functionality in it. Also if you're going to buy two units, rather go for the 5Ghz range instead. My guess is that 2.4Ghz will be saturated almost everywhere, I only know of Wisps and Wug's using 5Ghz currently, most home's still on the 2.4Ghz range.
Thank you all very much for helping me out. All great advice and I'm sorted now. The uplink strength comment and recommendation for 5GHz have helped me understand what I'm actually aiming for. I might even manage to get this right.