Trial and error is the operation that applies here.
Situate a wireless router to the nearest point and see what kind of signal exists. Antenna extenders and other goodies may help. Security should definitely be a concern with this type of setup.
I'm thinking of getting AOL broadband on a desktop pc which is sitatued in my Dad's home office (which is really just the garage of our house converted). the thing is, i wanna share the connection with my laptop but i have a few questions.
1. What exactly do i need to get it working? i already have an 802.11b wireless pc card that i got with my laptop.
2. What is the likely range that ill be able to connect to my Dad's connection through wireless? his office is a detached building roughly 30yrds from where im hoping to use the connection (in in a house next door) So essentially the connection would have to travel through 2 walls at a distance of about 30rds. Is this possible?
3. I live in the U.K(N.Ireland) if this makes any difference.
I'd greatly appreciate some help on this as i wanna be sure of what i can and cant do beofre i order broadband. thanks.

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