From: "Glenn Meadows" 

Carry around a small 3-5 port switch to plug laptop into network jack to
share with user's machine.  I do that when IN NYC, since there is only 1
network cable in each work area, the other is a plain old pots line.  Some
offices have a small linksys 5 port already, as there are 2 people in those
offices, or they have network based printers in there.

Here in Nashville, we have a 3Com VOIP phone system (NBX-100), and each
phone has a network jack on it that is a loop through from the phone
system, which is tied into our network (phone conversations run thru same
switches as data).  THAT's really handy.  The old phones are 10meg, which
is OK, but some of the later phones are 100meg.

--

Glenn M.
"Robert Comer"  wrote in message
news:44d8b571$1{at}w3.nls.net...
>> It was management who wanted wireless here in the first place, not
>> moi.  There is technology out there to make it better, I just don't
>> want to buy it before I try it. 
>
> I hear you!
>
> It would be extremely nice to be able to drag my laptop around to user's
> desks for support purposes though.  (I do a lot of my support 1 on 1 as
> opposed to the phone since we're so small.  (and it makes me get out of my
> chair and walk up and down the steps. )
>
> --
> Bob Comer
>
>
> "Richard B."  wrote in message
> news:ij8hd21o1594qk2kp3tokoc4t92lsmbv4n{at}4ax.com...
>> On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 09:48:33 -0400, "Robert Comer"
>>  wrote:
>>
>>>I can bet on the answer. 
>>>
>>>--
>>>Bob Comer 
>>
>> It was management who wanted wireless here in the first place, not
>> moi.  There is technology out there to make it better, I just don't
>> want to buy it before I try it. 
>>
>> - Richard
>>
>
>

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