ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Pantharen
Posts: 921
Joined: Fri Jul 11, 2003 5:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Pantharen »

wireless is too slow



What Planet are you from? Oh right, your the person that can't read, or is too ignorant to realize that a dedicated firewall isn't a router.
Raybdbomb
Posts: 5884
Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2001 6:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Raybdbomb »

wireless is slower than wired, that's for sure, but they have 54 MBit ones now, whereas a good wired one is 100 MBit, or if you spend 10x as much, 1000 MBit. anyway, mine is an 11 MBit and I don't do much intranet transfer, so I limited transfer to 2 MBit (speed of my line) so less radiation goin through my brain...



runs just as fast as wired for internet, and this is about 50 feet and 3 walls between the computer and the WAP
Pantharen
Posts: 921
Joined: Fri Jul 11, 2003 5:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Pantharen »

I have a linksys 10/100 NIC & HUB, I never get anything more than 10 Mbit outta it, my smc wireless PCCard is bloody fast. Check this out :)

The EZ Connect™ 2.4GHz/5GHz Universal Wireless Cardbus Adapter (SMC2335W) is the industry’s first Dual Band 802.11a/802.11b Universal Wireless Adapter for your laptop computer. This new product uses the latest design and technology from Atheros 802.11a/b combination chipset. Designed for both business and home users, this new adapter provides the speed, coverage, security, and flexibility available to today’s wireless users. The new EZ Connect 2.4GHz/5GHz Universal Wireless Cardbus Adapter connects to any available 802.11a or 802.11b Wireless Access Point on the network with an operating range of up to 1,650 feet. Now you only need to carry this one Universal Wireless Adapter and it works both at home and at work!



http://www.smc.com/admin/products/images/SMC2335W.gif
NIN

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by NIN »

so how fast is your SMC card?

i know the difference between a router(firewall) and a dedicated firewall appliance.



hey ray, gigabit doesnt cost that much
Raybdbomb
Posts: 5884
Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2001 6:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Raybdbomb »

k

234567
Pantharen
Posts: 921
Joined: Fri Jul 11, 2003 5:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Pantharen »

so how fast is your SMC card?

i know the difference between a router(firewall) and a dedicated firewall appliance.





NIN, Oh I see, then you just answer problems without reading the question.

I see a general case of dumbassitis.





my SMC says that it's 100 mbit, but so far I aint seen the speed, as it's only been just keeping up to my home system and my hub. Which for what ever bloody reason, my hub wont switch into 100 mbit.



Ray my SMC, only got me $110 CDN.
Raybdbomb
Posts: 5884
Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2001 6:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Raybdbomb »

you're fulla poop, there's no such thing as a 100 mbit wireless card
War Hawk
Posts: 1013
Joined: Thu Mar 07, 2002 6:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by War Hawk »

I saw a 104mbit wireless card from netgear at bestbuy.... they make them
Raybdbomb
Posts: 5884
Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2001 6:00 am

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by Raybdbomb »

show me the link foolio



and it sure ain't 802.11a or b, like n00bmaster was talking
NIN

Re: ftp behind a router [Archive] - ForumsHQ

Post by NIN »

quit taking over ray's posts.



ray, FTP operates on port 20 and 21.

port 20 is used for the transmission of data

port 21 is used for the actual application

although i heard that, port 20 was upload and 21 was download or vice-versa :hmm
Post Reply

Return to “General Computing Talk”