Lorenzo
Sun Sep 01 2024
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Can you get Wi-Fi without internet?
I'm curious, can one truly access Wi-Fi without an internet connection? It seems counterintuitive, as Wi-Fi is often synonymous with internet access. Is there a scenario where a device can connect to a Wi-Fi network but not be able to browse the web or access online services? Perhaps there's a local network setup or a specific use case I'm not aware of. Can you elaborate on how this could be possible and what the practical applications might be?
ZenBalanced
Wed Aug 21 2024
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What are 3 disadvantages of a WAN?
Can you elaborate on some of the drawbacks associated with a Wide Area Network (WAN)? I'm particularly interested in understanding three major disadvantages. Firstly, how does the geographical span of a WAN potentially lead to increased latency and reduced network performance? Secondly, what are the security challenges that arise due to the extended reach of a WAN, and how might these affect data privacy and confidentiality? Lastly, could you discuss the financial implications of maintaining and scaling a WAN, especially in terms of the costs associated with hardware, software, and ongoing management?
CryptoQueenGuard
Sat Aug 10 2024
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How do I get two wireless routers to talk to each other?
I'm curious, how does one set up two wireless routers to communicate with each other effectively? Is it a complex process, or can it be achieved through simple steps? I've heard of bridge mode and WDS, but I'm not sure which method is best suited for my needs. Are there any specific requirements for the routers to be compatible with each other? Also, what are the benefits of having two routers working together, and what potential drawbacks should I be aware of? I'd appreciate any guidance you can provide on making this setup work smoothly.
