DWL-G120's in Ad-Hoc setup

- Do you have it plugged into a USB 2.0 port? USB 1.1 is limited to 11Mbits/sec.

- Do you have the latest drivers?

- Ad-hoc mode is only supported to 11Mbits/sec:

In AD-HOC mode you can only get 11Mbs, It does not matter if you use

Yes, you can do that, or you can just configure the origional router not to give internet access to your computers you want not to have it. Besides using a different SSID, also use a different IP range and a different subnet for the second router. You will also want to change the broadcasting channel and default IP address of the second router, just to avoid any conflicts that could popup.

Robert...

So, if I configured the existing router to deny internet access to the two accounting computers (assigned static IPs) I would get 54mbps communication between the two under ideal conditions? Would they be visable to the other workstations in the office? Thanks for helping a newbie! Rob

Yes, you would get your 802.11g speeds, as long as the router is G also. If you dont want the 2 to be visible then use a firewall program on the 2 computers and set it up to only alow the 2 IPs you want to connect to each other.

Robert...