hi all,
this kind of builds on a previous question i had, which was very kindly answered by the people on this forum.
i have a server htpc that has a wired connection to my netgear wndr3700 router. the router has 2 radios, 2.4 and 5ghz.
i have a few wireless g laptops that access files on the server via the wireless g network.
i'm building a new office pc with a dual band (g/n) wireless network card (cisco ae-1000). since the router is actually generating two separate wireless networks (g and n), network performance should not be degraded due to mixing n/g, because there are 2 different networks.
my question is, since the server is wired to the router, will i be able to connect to it via the wireless g laptops AND the wireless n computer at the same time, with no degradation in network performance, and with wireless n-level speed with the wireless n computer/n network produced by the router?
thanks!
this kind of builds on a previous question i had, which was very kindly answered by the people on this forum.
i have a server htpc that has a wired connection to my netgear wndr3700 router. the router has 2 radios, 2.4 and 5ghz.
i have a few wireless g laptops that access files on the server via the wireless g network.
i'm building a new office pc with a dual band (g/n) wireless network card (cisco ae-1000). since the router is actually generating two separate wireless networks (g and n), network performance should not be degraded due to mixing n/g, because there are 2 different networks.
my question is, since the server is wired to the router, will i be able to connect to it via the wireless g laptops AND the wireless n computer at the same time, with no degradation in network performance, and with wireless n-level speed with the wireless n computer/n network produced by the router?
thanks!