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The best solution would be to use a bridge at each location. What kind of a budget are you looking for? 
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The best solution would be to use a bridge at each location. What kind of a budget are you looking for?

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jekl2000,<br />
The cheapest one to be honest, the user won't be working with critical information. <br />
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Mark
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jekl2000,
The cheapest one to be honest, the user won't be working with critical information.

Mark

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Because I can't see the location, do you think the antenna would need to be roof high or are there facing windows where an indoor antenna might work (not cars or trucks driving by?.
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Because I can't see the location, do you think the antenna would need to be roof high or are there facing windows where an indoor antenna might work (not cars or trucks driving by?.

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The equipment would need to be mounted externally but not necessarily at roof level.
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The equipment would need to be mounted externally but not necessarily at roof level.

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I would like to connect a user to a company network. The user lives approx 175 metres from the factory and has direct line of site. It is not possible to run a cable from the factory to the house. How would i go about this and what specific equipment would i use. Speed is not a hugh issue.<br />
SBS 2003 and desktops/laptops Win XP.<br />
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Thanks in Advance
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I would like to connect a user to a company network. The user lives approx 175 metres from the factory and has direct line of site. It is not possible to run a cable from the factory to the house. How would i go about this and what specific equipment would i use. Speed is not a hugh issue.
SBS 2003 and desktops/laptops Win XP.

Thanks in Advance

Wireless Link

Wireless networking is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and enterprise (business) installations avoid the costly process of introducing cables into a building, or as a connection between various equipment locations. Wireless telecommunications networks are generally implemented and administered using radio communication. This implementation takes place at the physical level (layer) of the OSI model network structure. The key hardware components of a wireless computer network include adapters, routers and access points, antennas and repeaters.