Will it? All the long range cards seems to be 802.11b, but I don't want to get the wrong card if it doesn't connect to g networks.
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Google it. It is up to the network, if the router supports b, sure. Otherwise, of course not. Besides, I think those two use different frequencies. I might be wrong. Just google it.
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Yes - it will connect as long as the wireless network mode on the router (for Linksys anyway) is set to "Mixed" versus "G-Only". Other routers may/probably have these options named differently. Good luck...
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Thanks. My current b/g card will connect to the weak network signal at 5.5mbps, 11 mbps... aren't those are wireless-b exclusive speeds? Which must mean that the wireless network supports b, correct?
Quick question- will a 802.11b wifi card connect to 802.11g network?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by ericyp, Oct 1, 2007.