On 3/19/03 11:24, "Kynan Shook" wrote: > The AirPort menu (at least in OS X) I believe shows you fairly > accurately what speed your wireless connection is running at; to > increase the maximum distance, your speed drops as you get further > away. 4 bars=11 Mbps, 3 bars=5.5 Mbps, 2 bars=2 Mbps, 1 bar=1Mbps. If > you're always at 4 (or 3) bars, you can sacrifice range to (possibly) > get slightly better speeds by changing the multicast rate to 11 (or > 5.5) Mbps. If you want a little more range, you can drop the multicast > rate to 1 Mbps, but your wireless network will probably run slower. That was clearer than I've seen it explained before. My multicast selection has 5.5 and 11 grayed out though. -- Roger