"if" ?
so you dont actually have that setup?
do some research level1 technician. google as they say.
its not what the updates i got from my former teammates(now Escalations and Team Captains) Concentrix (formerly Link2Support). They did lab experiments. Maybe that's the reason it's still draft technology for now.. one of the bugs.. not yet a standard 802.11n
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06-22-2009, 02:38 PM #11Junior Member
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06-22-2009, 02:57 PM #12Elite Member
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We always have this setup man this is how I pay my bills. Sorry man I don't do research regarding this. But I admit Google is very useful to you man. I dont really go to our lab coz we do create program for firmware updates to a certain router manufacturer, I mean descent routers.
Tier 2 is still doing experiments for the draft N? What the heck is your Engineers doing? They never update you or your colleague never been updated? We know that you are a TechSupport, so what?
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06-22-2009, 05:22 PM #13C.I.A.
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hehehe go go power rangers
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06-22-2009, 05:57 PM #14C.I.A.
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the TS is asking for a recommended residential router, not a debate about the speed. hahahahaha, bsan ke a , b, c ,d, n, g , z etc... ang inyong router then ang speed is like 54kbps lang, mao ra gyud na inyo ma received, regardless pa unsa iyong router dha.
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- construction of the house?
Originally Posted by mikoi23
- one or two storey?
- usage shall encounter division/s in the house?
- have wireless phones and microwaves?
- purpose/usage of connection?
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