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Internet Sharing using your External (Cable Modem, DSL or ISDN Router)

 

You can share your external cable modem, DSL modem or ISDN router connection for Internet access. Now you can have high-speed access with all your computers without the inconvenience of pulling cable through your home or small office.  Accomplish this task is just three (3) easy to setup steps:

.  Select a Wireless Adapter Card (Laptop - PCMCIA, Desktop - PCI,USB or ISA) From DTI's Choices of Manufacturers HERE.

.  Select a Wireless Access Point, Gateway, or Switch From DTI's Choices of Manufacturers HERE

.  START SURFIN' WIRELESS

Simply connect the Ethernet Bridge or Gateway to the 10BaseT connection on your cable modem (or DSL gateway or ISDN connection) and add an  ISA Card, PCI Card, or USB Adapter for desktop PCs or PC Card for laptop PCs. All your computers can now enjoy high-speed access for e-mail or surfing the Internet. You also have simultaneous ISP sharing for your computers, meaning multiple users can surf the web at the same time.  Go to our Digital Home Solutions right now to get started.

 

 

 

Connect a Laptop to an Ethernet Network without Wires

 

You already have an Ethernet network for some of your computers and want to add a laptop or desktop to that network with wirefree technology. For example, you have an Ethernet network for your desktops. You want to add your laptop to this network so you can surf the Internet or check e-mail without being tethered to the modem or a phone jack.

Attach a Cordless Gateway or Cordless Ethernet Bridge to an available Ethernet port on the network's hub or router. With a wireless PC Card in your laptop you can now surf the Internet, share files, and share the printer located on the wired network.

You can share your existing analog modem

What you need:

What you get:

  • Mobility for laptop users to surf the Internet, check e-mail and use any other network application
  • Printer sharing with desktop or network printers
  • File sharing with Ethernet-enabled PCs

 

Wireless Ethernet Bridge Technology:
Wireless Bridges Span The Divide

Traditionally, linking buildings has meant driving data underground. But wireless Ethernet bridge technology is maturing, giving companies additional options for extending the reach of their business systems.

Wireless technology is hot. Network administrators are eagerly exploiting wireless bridge technology to extend their networks beyond indoor LANs. Many are fed up with the high recurring costs associated with leased lines and the expense that comes with running fiber underground, especially in areas where right-of-way issues exist.

For those looking to alleviate the costs of below-ground lines, or for those ready to expand the network, DTI has your wireless-bridge solution. The wireless bridges we install and sell are capable of spanning distances of 25 miles or more, and supporting transmission speeds of 10 Mbps to 12 Mbps. These products will outperform T1 lines and represent a cost-effective solution for campus and metropolitan area network links.

 

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