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Next, are all of your servers in the same room? Any router you get should be capable of MIMO which uses multiple streams to move and direct data , be dual band allowing it to broadcast on the 5. Jul 29, Messages: I had heard from another tech that interconnecting the servers with a gigabit switch would be a good idea. Clients are just not there yet. TerryNet Aug 28, StumpedTechy , Aug 3,

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I plan on beating on the R a fair bit, config-wise, to see if it avoids various annoyances I've put up with in the past. Using Ethernet Switches instead of Hubs reduces 0200t. I have PnP disable in my Bios also.

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Asus tends to have solid performance and Netgear has good quality on their higher end AC models. I shouldn't be dropping to 15mbs from 50mbs wirelessly just because I am 2 rooms away. Even the stock Actiontec provides decent coverage in the new place.

OK, given that we are running X amount of traffic on the Lan and that traffic fluctuates, I would think that "10 lanes" would reduce the amount of collisions and resends of data from the server than "2 lanes"? These things use reference specs, so bad hardware is very unlikely and in refurb they check for those. Hubs do have the ability to indicate when a collision occurs. I may be return the R and getting the Asus instead. But for the average user, flashing directly to dd-wrt and having them support it is great.

Everything depends on the wiring environment, of course, but I've had literally zero problems and it's nice to eliminate crappy AC power bricks required of low-end Ethernet switches.

There's a lot going on here and it seems that a gigabit upgrade would help speed the data out through the router and onto the internet. I've been researching the Linksys SRW linkksys and seems like the right price and capability for what we are trying to do.

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Most Active Forum Topics this week If so then a gigabit switch interconnecting them may be a good place to start. In keeping with the old 20000t, "good, fast, cheap If you have any hubs, you definitely want to get rid of them and replace them with switches.

Thanks again to you and John for the replies. I set the same SSID and password on both radios of the Apple access point, which allows it to autoselect the best place to put traffic. If you're not already familiar with forums, watch our Welcome Guide to get started. Linksys SRW gigabit switch? I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this problem.

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We have about 50 workstations and the network just drags. Nah I run it in batch mode and I actually pull it to my local computer not on the server don't ask. Simply replacing ALL hubs even the dual-speed hubs with Fast Ethernet Switches could effectively double your network capabilities. RocknAug 3, But it's not as reliable as actual wired Ethernet.

Every Belkin network device I've ever come across was a complete piece of crap. Friend bragging about 10 year old car with really low mileag [ Automotive ] by IowaCowboy Here's what I did: I want something that is fast and rock solid.

Following advice on smallnetbuilder, I decided to separate my old B and G wireless devices from the newer N and AC equipment. Network lag could be caused by loops or computers infected with worms or DDOS viruses. I've had my share of vendor abandonment and poor 3rd party coverage.