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02-02-2011 12:27 PM - edited 02-02-2011 12:30 PM
02-02-2011 12:27 PM - edited 02-02-2011 12:30 PM
com3 routing
I have a com3 office connect 5 that is installed in a metal building with lines running into 3 separate offices. I need to have wireless in one of these offices. Can I plug a wireless router into the line running from the commercial router in my office to have wireless service there?
Just to clarify...I have a windstream modem - the officeconnect5 router (not wireless) is attached to this modem - there are 3 lines running out of the router into offices. I want to connect a wireless router to one of the 3 lines. I cannot put wireless in the original location of the modem due to the metal walls in the building.
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02-24-2011 10:52 AM
02-24-2011 10:52 AM
Re: com3 routing
You can do it, but the devices on connected would be segregated from the rest of your network (this is what routers do),
You want a wireless access point, and if you talk to your security manager, the metal walls are a boon, not a curse.