Recent content by gregnash

Also remember that dual-band does not necessarily denote that it is "simultaneous radio" dual band. Meaning it will not be emitting two networks at the same time, both 2.4ghz and 5ghz.

In my situation where I will technically only have a couple devices on the N-only channel and the rest on a/b/g would it be prefereable to do that?

What is the price range that you are looking for? I just had my WRT54G die after almost 7yrs of faithful service. I ended up in the same situation and picked up a Cisco Linksys E2000 from Target for $100. I have not had any issues with it and seems to be working great. Setup was very easy (I...

Ok from what I could tell this is only a single-radio, dual-band router. I currently have the 2.4ghz for a/b/g mix and 5ghz for n-only. But they will all be running on the same radio, is that what you are saying? Been outta this for quite a while so now I am suddenly trying to do some catch-up...

yeah I did read through that article and saw that it did not necessarily do anything. Guess I will just stick with the standard firmware, v1.0.01, and hope that they keep releasing firmwares to improve stuff. What is another good A/B/G channel that I can latch onto? Current running on channel...

thanks thiggins.... It seems that the WRT320n and the E2000 are the exact same router?! Can I flash the E2000 with the dd-wrt file for the WRT320N and have it work? Would I benefit from having dd-wrt on the router? I have a/b/g set to channel 11 (as I thought that was one of the more under used...

So after about 7yrs of service my old WRT54G v6 finally died on me after a recent power outtage. Nothing on it worked, system would show there was a signal but got NO internet access. Anyways, wife needed internet access last night on her MacBook Pro and so we just grabbed what we could at...