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@emceeQ waves, yup that'd be me :).
Comes down to walls/doors and other factors that block line of site. Wireless is a shared medium (like hubs), a device further away can hose the entire network whilst everything waits for the distant node.
It's defo worth either reducing power levels, and/or dropping lower transmission rates(speed), to get the best performance out of the network.
I would NOT be purchasing any AC gear, it's FAR to early in the lifecycle. The way the standard works uses far more of the frequency than any device on the market is compatible to receive ,and most will not likely move to it for a long while as it's a very ineffecient use of frequency, both from power-drain, and spectrum.
Stick with N (5Ghz) devices, only use dual/2.4Ghz radios as/if/required, it's a noisy spectrum and poor performing, generally.
I deal with enterprise kit
Ideally, if you can, I'd not run DHCP/NAT/Routing on your access point, and let your/an ADSL modem handle that, even more ideally a firewall/router..
A single combined device that's made to NAT/DHCP/Route, plus does solid N wireless by the looks of it is ZyXEL ZyWALL USG20W. Have not used, but looks very solid.
Hope that's of some help.
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thanks for the paint feedback a few pages back (407 or so if viewing the forum in the standard setting:
here are the floors:
the room gets a great deal of natural light & has very high ceilings. it's all probably in vein as tuesday will decide wen it all comes down to it. she's just letting me fell like i'm part of the process.
& thanks for the book recommendation G$, will grab a copy & see if it helps.
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Anyone have any experience with this company?
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anyone other then me getting MailChimp Export with log in info when they go to ironheart.co.uk?
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anyone other then me getting MailChimp Export with log in info when they go to ironheart.co.uk?
Yup, I've been getting that for around an hour or so when I try to go to the Store.
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Same here…
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okay i thought i was alone. virus?
nah, viruses don't work like that.
Most likely They're getting ready to bring the new website online, it's due in 3 days;
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Is there a 2013 Forum tee in the works, or has it been too busy to get to that yet?
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The indigo t will bleed like a pig (excuse the expression)…
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Technical People.
I bought a new PC today, to run our shipping applications (they don't run under MacOS hence needing a PC).
We got an HP with Windows 8, which only runs IE10. Yes, guess what, one of the shipping applications we use only runs on IE9 or earlier (no Chrome, no FireFox).
I am contemplating doing a dual boot set up so we can choose Windows 7 or Windows 8.
Anyone tried this, is it easy?
Help please, otherwise my bollocks will be history (Mme B is pacing up and down the room with shears in her hand)
