realcodeguy;622805 Wrote: 
> The router is a Belkin N+ at one end of the house with a Hawking
> wireless extender at the other end of the house.  Both are using
> channel 1, maybe I should try switching one of them to another channel?

An 'extender' operates as a wireless repeater, doesn't it? I'm not sure
you could operate it on a different channel. I also wouldn't be
surprised if it was a source of some of your problems, as you'll get
only half the potential wireless bandwidth for devices connecting to it
(because the repeater has to both receive and then repeat each signal
wirelessly), plus all of its traffic will have to travel through the
main wireless access point. It's just giving you a better wireless
signal at the other end of the house, but at the expense of bandwidth.

If I'm right about that, then you'd be much better off running ethernet
to a second wireless access point, on a different channel from the first
one and with the same SSID, as Gary suggests.


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