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[Mark Turner <markt AT siteseers.net>]

First, try the wired approach. Nothing beats copper.

Barring that, you might consider using a Homeplug bridge instead. You'll 
get (theoretically) 14Mb Ethernet using the building's wiring. No need 
for wireless site surveys and the like.

Read some reviews (and interesting geek projects) I did here:
http://www.markturner.net/?q=node/1239
http://www.markturner.net/?q=node/1243
http://www.markturner.net/?q=node/1244
http://www.markturner.net/?q=node/1247

Cheers!
Mark Turner
www.markturner.net

Tony Spencer wrote:
> I need more office space and I'm looking at a vacant suite below my current
> office.  The problem is that it isn't wired with CAT5.  I can drop an
> ethernet wire down there and install a good wireless router.  Do you think
> that it's a bad idea to attempt to use wireless for a dozen employees?
>
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