Just had a thought - my existing modem/router -Netgear ADSL2+ Modem Router DG834G is "G" standard.Maybe i should buy a new one that is "N" standard and that might solve the signal problem. egNETGEAR Wireless-N 150 Router with DSL Modem DGN1000 - Wireless router + 4-port switch .Worth trying
Hi Rod,
I¹ve got a Netgear DG834G and an Airport Express. I didn¹t bother with WDS.
The Airport Utility just connected the AE through to the wireless network
and by default I have extended my wireless coverage through the house end to
end, plus I can connect up speakers etc when I want to.
Cool!Thanks Stuart!I think I'll give it a go!cheersRodOn 26/01/2010, at 5:52 PM, Stuart Evans wrote:
Hi Rod,
I’ve got a Netgear DG834G and an Airport Express. I didn’t bother with WDS. The Airport Utility just connected the AE through to the wireless network and by default I have extended my
Morning Rod,
WDS halves throughput for all clients connected wirelessly.
Cheers!
`RobD...
On 24Jan2010, at 12:39 pm, Rod Blitvich wrote:
Hi
I need to extend the wireless signal from my Netgear ADSL2+ Modem Router
DG834G
I checked back to earlier threads in the archives
then found
Gidday RobIn layman's terms does that mean if i turn on WDS, it will slow my download/browsing speed on all computers on the network?Even if i am not accessing the Airport Express?taRodOn 26/01/2010, at 6:13 AM, RJDart wrote:Morning Rod,WDS halves throughput for all clients connected
Hi Rod,
Only on the wireless network with WDS activated; not ethernet network, or
wireless networks that are not part of WDS.
Cheers!
`RobD...
On 26Jan2010, at 8:54 am, Rod Blitvich wrote:
Gidday Rob
In layman's terms does that mean if i turn on WDS, it will slow my
download/browsing
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