DJanGo wrote: > ok how is your isp Router connected? Coax "Cable" or two line > "Telephone"? > > You have to know - how your setup is working and that your 2.nd "router" > (its a routing Bridge) in fact halfs your Bandwith cause its acting as > sender abd reciever over wlan. > > I would move the ISP router to your desktop router in case of two wire > its a peace of cake in case of coax you'll need the help from the cable > provider (the shield between the in House ISP Connection point and your > ISP provided Router) must be ~ 95 dB!!! You cannot lengthen or shorten > it whitout changing the internal resitor. > > Or buy some lan over power devices between the ISP Roter and your two > Wlan Bridges.
Let me go into your point one by one: How is your ISP-Router connected: The router itself is connected with the modem. That modem is provided by the ISP. The cable between the modem and the router is an ethernet-cable. The modem is connected to the ISP-socket in the wall. This is a coax cable. I have no glue what you mean by two line telephone, since to that modem also the phone is connected (fyi: I live in Germany, perhaps it differs from country to country). I would move the ISP routr to your desktop router: Well then I would not need the desktop router at all. The idea of this client-bridge mode is to avoid having a cable running all across the appartment. Or buy some lan over power device: Well, before I don't know the root-cause I don't want to invest "blindly" ... I mean everything besides the Squeezebox-Receivers works. One more strange thing: I just syncronzed all three Receivers and was able to stream/listen almost for 1 hour without problems (it only stopped once for perhaps 20sec. but resumed). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Grossmann200's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=34175 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106693 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
