Re: [PLUG] non-standard 11g

[Jesse Huestis <jhuestis@comcast.net>]

Hi:

I have been using and recommending DLink to my customers.  It has a 
"Super G" standard using a spread spectrum for max throughput.  I found 
at a couple sites with neighbors also using wireless G that we were 
getting interference and dropping out.  To fix the issue, I changed the 
setting to Standard G with compression to get the 108 an used a 
different channel (other than 6).  I would be curious to find out what 
the possibiliies are if the neighbors had used a channel other than 6.

But DLink is a fairly effective product.  My major beef is the time they 
take to come out with new drivers when there are issues.

Jesse

Paul wrote:

> Jason Costomiris wrote:
>
> > I just ran nttcp on my server as "nttcp -i -r", and on the client as 
> > "nttcp 10.x.x.x".
> Oh, I forgot to mention, adding "-T" to the nttcp client command 
> helped me.  "nttcp -T x.x.x.x"  Adding the "-T" causes a title line to 
> be printed.  Like this:
>
>     Bytes  Real s   CPU s Real-MBit/s  CPU-MBit/s   Calls  Real-C/s   
> CPU-C/s
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