On Tuesday, April 13, 2004, at 02:25 PM, TDrulard at flowserve.com wrote: > > > > > So, we've got the new house with the cable modem and it seems like the > time > to set up a Wireless network. > The desktop G3 will be in the computer room, with the cable modem. > There, I > will connect the wireless router. (Connecting printers may happen > later.) > Then I want to put a wireless connection card in my G3 iBook 466 SE > (Graphite), running 9.2, for all the reason we like to have such > things. > Here's my questions: > 1) Does it have to be an Apple AirPort card, or are there other, > cheaper > options? Apple's airport card is the only one that will work in your machine. > 2) Am I limited to 802.11B, or can I boost it to 802.11G (Extreme)? > Yes you are limited to 802.11b. > 3) I think the wireless router can be 802.11G (for future capabilities) > even if the iBook is 802.11B. Is that true? > Yes it will run on a 802.11g network but only at 802.11b speeds. > 4) Does anyone have specific equipment suggestions that they know will > work? > TIA for any answers. I'm looking forward to enhancing my computing > experience with this new gear. Any brand router should work, personally I use Linksys wireless router and AP. The only advantage I can see to an Apple branded AP is that it is a little easier to configure, but not worth the price. > Best Regards, > > Tedmund > > > ---------- I hope that helps. 700MHz iBook running 10.2.8 Macs for life! http://homepage.mac.com/nikon80x/Menu2.html