Wireless networks only require connecting a router to your network modem -- and computer hardware capable of receiving Wi-Fi signals. On the other hand, Ethernet networks require special wiring ...

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Setting Up Sharing On The Network You have to turn on sharing on all computers, including the ones having devices such as printers and scanners so that you can use them from any computer on the ...

Used on the battlefield to provide path diversity, it is also used for sensor networks and personal computers. See mobile ad hoc network, 802.11 and wireless LAN.

Screenshot by Ed Rhee/CNET Step 7: Go to Wireless > Basic Settings, then change the Wireless Mode to Client Bridge. Set the same Network Mode and SSID as your primary router.

Besides my router and computers, Wireless Network Watcher found my NAS devices, wireless printer, and iPod touch (though it didn't have a device name for that).