Recent content by mhw

You must use WMM to get N speed, Tim wrote about it in THIS article!

You cannot forward the same ports to two devices, unless you have two external IP-adresses...

There is no problem with using the powerline gear before the router, but you cannot use it before the modem...:) This should work fine: Wall - Modem - powerline --------------- powerline - router - the clients

I assume that the DSL modem is up to the speeds of your DSL line (and that if you order a DSL line that is faster then what your current modem is capable of, Verizon will send you a new one) and therefore there is no point in upgrading it, regardless of what equipment you hook up to it... So...

Yeah... You cannot (to my knowledge) use both bands with one client - you have to choose... Dual-band is more useful if you have several clients.

Linksys WRT54GL with Tomato or DD-WRT firmware! If you only need a G-router, this is THE router to buy! Super stable! How fast is you Internet connection?

Does that mean they'll cut out the trusty old WRT54GL?

Because 11g at it's best gives you around 20 mbps... And evidently, your equipment gives you around 15 mbps :)

Yes, that is correct :)

I can read your Windows licence key... Maybe blur it out?

Hi, I have an HP Procurve 1800-8g as the main switch in my network. I have many times wondered why all the port-lights seemed to be blinking at the same time, but have just thought that it was a lot of broadcast traffic. But today I separated my LAN in several VLANs as Doug Reid explains...