It can be hit or miss through walls for me. Going through two drywall walls at one place and I'm already limited in how I position myself. Yet at another place with concrete and plaster walls it seems to work fine using the same router (g mode).
I'd try to find a way to get as many machines on cat5 as possible if you have mostly desktops.
The front porch looks a little open to have a cat5 cable lying out there. A WiFi router should be able to penetrate at least one wall. So some playing around should make something work.
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Date: 2007-08-04 02:16 am (UTC)I'd try to find a way to get as many machines on cat5 as possible if you have mostly desktops.
The front porch looks a little open to have a cat5 cable lying out there. A WiFi router should be able to penetrate at least one wall. So some playing around should make something work.