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Netopia 3347w # wireless connections?

biko · 2009-02-05 12:50:02

GF has Netopia 3347w at work and asked me how many computers she could connect to it? There are 4 LAN connections on the back but how many wireless connections can the Netopia take? Is there a limit? I guess the limit is set by how many DHCP addresses the router can give out?

05-02-2009 1:50pm

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GF has Netopia 3347w at work and asked me how many computers she could connect to it? There are 4 LAN connections on the back but how many wireless connections can the Netopia take? Is there a limit?

I guess the limit is set by how many DHCP addresses the router can give out?

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#2 05-02-2009 2:00pm

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biko wrote: »

I guess the limit is set by how many DHCP addresses the router can give out?

Pretty much, in theory. In reality, you're constrained by the bandwidth & actual throughput offered by the AP/router. From experience: I would not put more than 15 people on it (I tried 38 computers before, with 26 simultaneous connections...that was not good.) .

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#3 05-02-2009 2:08pm

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Sound thanks. There may be up to 10 connections at once but it's mostly mails and such so no streaming videos etc.

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