Well....figure on it this way. Each router or access point does not give 11mb (more like 3-6mb in actuality) to each node, but they end up sharing it. I suggest you invest in a switch, a regular router and some access points.
IIRC and IANAL, but in civil court, you do not need to provide evidence within a reasonable doubt. Civil matters are often decided based upon a preponderance of evidence, ie 51% vs 49% wins, theoretically.
I wasn't talking about a branch location. I worked in a large Northeastern US check processing facility for a bank that's based in Germany. It sounded very much the same in what they used. We didn't handle accounts, but processed some nice checks and I got to see a 50 mil US check that was a fake. Somebody had brass ones to write that.
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Well....figure on it this way. Each router or access point does not give 11mb (more like 3-6mb in actuality) to each node, but they end up sharing it. I suggest you invest in a switch, a regular router and some access points.
IIRC and IANAL, but in civil court, you do not need to provide evidence within a reasonable doubt. Civil matters are often decided based upon a preponderance of evidence, ie 51% vs 49% wins, theoretically.
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I wasn't talking about a branch location. I worked in a large Northeastern US check processing facility for a bank that's based in Germany. It sounded very much the same in what they used. We didn't handle accounts, but processed some nice checks and I got to see a 50 mil US check that was a fake. Somebody had brass ones to write that.
I think I interned there a few years back in the IT dept of a check center. Does the bank name start with a D?