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If a wireless router sends packets all by broadcast and with its full bandwidth, can each connected device receive the same full bandwidth?
The possible scenario is like this:
1) connect one device to a wireless router to its wired port, and then send broadcast packets, let's say 100Mb/sec.
2) if the wireless router send these broadcast packets by wireless to other devices, can each device receive packets at the same 100Mb/sec speed?
This is actually intended to duplicate one packet to many.
1No; because the wireless network has throughout limits also. – Ramhound – 2014-04-09T21:41:51.703
But it is broadcast, the router does not have to send the packet to each device one by one. I just want to make sure of it. – John – 2014-04-09T21:55:55.877
You don't have a 100MB/sec wireless network I guarantee you that. I will repeat, the wireless network has a limit on its throughput, each client CANNOT each download at the same speed. – Ramhound – 2014-04-09T21:56:54.577