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what speed does 802.11n network will operate?
tyson 03-November-2008 03:47:58 PM

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simply uses 300 Mbps
Posted by HamidAliKhan


300 Mbps
Posted by waqqas1


802.11n network equipment supports up to 300 Mbps of rated bandwidth under certain conditions as described here. Unfortunately, sometimes an 802.11n network will operate at much lower speeds.
Posted by vishwesh


802.11n networks support approximately 300 Mbps of rated (theoretical) bandwidth under the best conditions. Unfortunately, an 802.11n network will sometimes operate at much lower speeds (130 Mbps and below).
Posted by sagitraz

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