Wireless and printing

Wireless networks are everywhere and provide an internet connection readily and easily. Why not use the same technology to connect to your work network, or your home PC? Did you know that this is something usually very easy to do for most business networks? Work from the park across from McDonald’s with their wireless network gateway after you forward your work phone to your cell phone on the first warm spring day of the year!

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Many of us struggle with how to get a wireless signal to get though a metal building. Of all the places that wireless works a metal building is among the worst. Learn what you can do if you’re either the person who gets to make sure people can use it in the building, or to just get signal for yourself.

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Virtually all wireless adaptors can have an antenna connected as an extension. Learn what you need to pay attention to so you can improve you wireless network reception.

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Come here and read our quick description on how printing on wireless networks happens and the parts involved. There are several options for configuration. The simplest is simply to plug the printer’s USB cable into the mobile computer when you want a printout. Of course this defeats the whole point of being wireless and is no fun at all…

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If you ever wondered what the best way to connect your printer was on a wireless network then visit this page.

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A wireless network can be very appealing because it’s less expensive to install than traditional cabling. However there are also plenty of drawbacks to mobile computing technology as well, especially relating to security. For example 802.11 x can connect a hacker completely off company property to the internal network! It is usually […]

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