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Network between 2 buildings
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20 years 1 week ago #6361
by activeasim
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In Building #1, there are numerous workstations with a Leased Line connectivity and In Building #2, there are around 4 Workstations. The two buildings are separated by a busy street with parking spaces.
Let me know how the building 2 should be connected with building 1 network.What are all the networking components required for connecting with building 1.My boss is telling to use dialup line in Building 2 and he is asking what neccessary need to be done for connectivity to Building 1.
Provide me the feasible solution so that I can suggest him.
Thank you for your help.
Let me know how the building 2 should be connected with building 1 network.What are all the networking components required for connecting with building 1.My boss is telling to use dialup line in Building 2 and he is asking what neccessary need to be done for connectivity to Building 1.
Provide me the feasible solution so that I can suggest him.
Thank you for your help.
20 years 1 week ago #6362
by magen
Replied by magen on topic Re: Network between 2 buildings
in my opinion you can connect this two networks with acess point or with adsl (dsl, hdsl) modems
20 years 1 week ago #6363
by magen
Replied by magen on topic Re: Network between 2 buildings
for further information look
www.dlink.com/products/air.asp
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20 years 1 week ago #6364
by The_Berzerker
Replied by The_Berzerker on topic Re: Network between 2 buildings
I would suggest a wireless point to point link. You can use either access points or wireless cards and you should use directional antennas.
20 years 6 days ago #6370
by Chris
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Replied by Chris on topic Re: Network between 2 buildings
Another great solution for these cases is the use of Laser wireless links. They offer high speeds and are very robust, but slightly expensive.
A colleague of mine has implemented it numerous times, let me know if your interested so I can find out more details.
Cheers,
A colleague of mine has implemented it numerous times, let me know if your interested so I can find out more details.
Cheers,
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
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