Sunday, September 6, 2009

How Wireless Broadband Operates?

Many Network Installation, Network Support and Computer Support suggest wireless broadband internet for the business but do you know how wireless broadband operates? Wireless broadband uses short-range radio waves to create a specified coverage area where computers can be networked without wires. The broadband network consists of a series of towers that are placed in the radio wave coverage area. This allows wireless service providers to deliver high speed internet access anywhere in the coverage area, without the use of cables and telephone lines that are normally associated with traditional broadband and dialup access.
The broadband internet connection is plugged into a wireless router. You can fit wireless cards into a computer, either by opening the computer up and placing the card inside, or by plugging it in using a cable or a port. When you fit these cards and turn on your computer, a box should pop up that asks you which wireless network you want to connect to. Your router should automatically create a network. You choose the appropriate network which then allows you to access the Internet.

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