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SpeedyVV
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Hello networking folks:
I have a home network setup that has 2 WiFi Router\Switches\Gateways (not sure what is what):
Question 1: The reason I have a second router is because I want to seperate my G and my N devices\clients. Does this make sense?
Question 2: I also wanted a fast Gigabit network for my Windows Home Server. I think this makes sense right?
So here is how my network is setup:
So everything is on 1 network: 192.168.2.0
DHCP services are provided by the 2Wire router @:192.168.2.1
I also have the Family PC (192.168.2.61),on the 2Wire Router.
The reason for this is because the Family PC is on another floor and I had could only fish Cat5 to the 2Wire Router.
Also, I am running out of ports on the D-Link Router for things that need the highest connection to the Windows Home Server.
Question 3: Why does the Family PC have problems being backed up by the Windows Home Server? It is the only one with this problem.
Question 4: Does this seem to be a good\optimal setup for my home network?
I have included the info for both routers below.
All help is appreciated.
I have a home network setup that has 2 WiFi Router\Switches\Gateways (not sure what is what):
- A 2Wire 2701HG-G Gateway provided by my ISP (Bell Sympatico)
- A D-Link DIR 655 that I bought
Question 1: The reason I have a second router is because I want to seperate my G and my N devices\clients. Does this make sense?
Question 2: I also wanted a fast Gigabit network for my Windows Home Server. I think this makes sense right?
So here is how my network is setup:

So everything is on 1 network: 192.168.2.0
DHCP services are provided by the 2Wire router @:192.168.2.1
I also have the Family PC (192.168.2.61),on the 2Wire Router.
The reason for this is because the Family PC is on another floor and I had could only fish Cat5 to the 2Wire Router.
Also, I am running out of ports on the D-Link Router for things that need the highest connection to the Windows Home Server.
Question 3: Why does the Family PC have problems being backed up by the Windows Home Server? It is the only one with this problem.
Question 4: Does this seem to be a good\optimal setup for my home network?
I have included the info for both routers below.
All help is appreciated.

