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I'm familiar with buffalo. Actually a little more familiar with them compared to Edimax, which I've never heard of. I did see various 4 port devices from several companies, but 2 ports is actually plenty for my needs.

thats a better explanation, especially since I'm not sure exactly on the terminology :P seems like most only have 1 ethernet port, which would require buying 2... but i did find this Edimax one which has two...

after a little more research, there seems to be some hardware that can turn ethernet into a wifi point. for example http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007GFYHPG/?tag=snbforums-20 and http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005N6XBDO/?tag=snbforums-20 this might be a simpler setup for me than my...

Thanks, I've looked into cradlepoint in the past. But when I asked the company if their mifi device worked with them, they told me no. Whether it is true or not, I don't know... But I can't really afford to buy one and have it not work. If I knew definitely that it would work with a...

not sure where to ask this b/c this involves several different technologies. And I am not sure what the exact terminology is for what I am trying to accomplish, but I think maybe it is called bridging? Basically I have a specific need to connect a mifi to a router and then connect 2...

oh ok, i didnt know about the static ip thing. i was just connecting it normally. but now i've run into some other possible problem. i looked on the asus site there and i guess the software i have to use is called "ASUS RT-N56U Utility Version 4.2.4.8 Notice: only for firmware version 1.0.1.8b...

thanks, i was able to get into that mode with the slow blinking light. but i think my lan port(s) died or something b/c i could not get into 192.168.1.1

hello, i'm in search of some assistance. i've had my n56u for 6-8 months, maybe more. in that time i dont recall any problems. a couple days ago i looked on the asus website and saw that there was a newer firmware than the one i had on my router. i installed it and everything seemed to...