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wireless speed question 1When calculating the transfer speed between 2 wireless computers do you take
into consideration that one computer is sending data over the network and the other computer is receiving data over same network. So.. if the network speed happens to be 20 Mbs is the data being moved at 20Mbs or is each computer effectively operating at 10Mbs? In other words can each computer talk to the wireless AP at 20Mbs at the same time? Hi
May be this can Help: http://www.ezlan.net/faq#transfer Jack (MVP-Networking). Show quoteHide quote "DanR" <dh***@sorrynospm.com> wrote in message news:7Rmme.26$JQ6.0@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com... > When calculating the transfer speed between 2 wireless computers do you take > into consideration that one computer is sending data over the network and the > other computer is receiving data over same network. So.. if the network speed > happens to be 20 Mbs is the data being moved at 20Mbs or is each computer > effectively operating at 10Mbs? In other words can each computer talk to the > wireless AP at 20Mbs at the same time? > > 
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