Re: Emulating a wireless access point

[Al Potter <apotter () icsa net>]

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merediths () pwaor com said:
>       Actually, it probably has to do w/ the frequency / harmonic resonance
> of the phone interfearing w/the AP ... not the proximity.

No, it probably has more to do with the fact that they both operate in the 
unlicensed but regulated 2.4Ghz band.

You _may_ get some relief by manipulating the channel on the access point or 
on the telephone handset.



AL


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