Expanding Wi-Fi Network Coverage
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CanitoCool
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Expanding Wi-Fi Network Coverage
Wireless routers, Wireless router configuration, Router configuration, 802.11n
I am just learning now how wifi works. My question is the following: If I configure a Wireless Router in N mode to maximize the range of the coverage of the router, the only wireless that can connect to the wifi router is only those with N wireless card or the G wireless card can get connected even that the router was configure straight to N mode?
ASKED: May 20 2009  11:53 AM GMT
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B/G/N should all be able to communicate on the router, As B/G are fallback compatible with N, unless I'm misunderstanding your question, that is correct.

You have Clients using G/N and they can connect to a N network and the router will fallback for their speed. I assume your confusion is coming from your router configuration page that has something to the effect of the following:

Set Router in B/G/N
Set Router in G/N
Set Router in N Only
Last Answered: May 20 2009  5:09 PM GMT by Stiltner   205 pts.
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