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would it work - 2008/01/31 14:49 i'm a tester got an idea i'm trying to push thru in the office, we have a wireless lan and wired lan.would it be possible to send a live video feed on the network from a pc or server and view it from any pc in the wireless lan or lan?how would this be possible?HELP!!!!!!

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Wireless routers and access points contain firmware. The version of firmware is installed by the manufacturer of the router or access point, and is typically ok upon intial installation. However, there is generally upgrade capability for the firmware that allows the user to install a newer version of the firmware to the router or access point. You can sometimes improve performance, enhance security features or reliability with an upgrade. The older the router or access point becomes the more likely it is in need of an upgrade.