Doing a lab on networks (mainly wireless networks) I came about this question. can anyone help me?
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How many 802.11b devices can be used at one time with a single access point?3 comments to How many 802.11b devices can be used at one time with a single access point? |
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I do not know exactly but i would think around 6 to 10 computers
Depends on the router. Most can handle 50 with minimal slow down.
Depends on the amount of memory on the router. More memory more connections. Faster Router CPU processor more connections. Faster Speed is more connections. faster 802.11 (x) or 802.x ethernet speed more connections.