 bradyrColumbia College ITPremium
join:2008-10-27
Sonora, CA | reply to amendolaro
Re: [Wi-Fi] Looking for Docsis 3.0 Speed Capable Wireless Router if it's WPA2 and you have to enter a password to connect, it's more than likely WPA2-psk (pre shared key), as far as AES, your options are AES or TKIP..
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bradyrColumbia College ITPremium
join:2008-10-27
Sonora, CA Reviews:
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Re: [Wi-Fi] Looking for Docsis 3.0 Speed Capable Wireless Router try changing the channel width back to 20Mhz for kicks. also another simple thing to try is updating your wifi drivers on your laptop (again, just for kicks)..
verify that WMM is enabled (not sure where that is in tomato config), and verify you arent doing any sort of QoS/traffic shaping on your router.
you'll have to fart around with it and test it as you go, it'll be a process so stick with it and i wouldnt just dump money into a new router unless you feel it's absolutely necessary.
I can't garauntee anything but i can say that the rt-n16 router is capable of sustained wireless speeds a hell of a lot higher than 18Mbps. my source on that is the fact that I have the same router and I've done iperf tests up around 85Mbps going over wireless-n with that router, using a 20Mhz channel bandwidth. |
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Re: [Wi-Fi] Looking for Docsis 3.0 Speed Capable Wireless Router The second router you posted is pretty old. If you need performance, you need a high end router and you'll need to spend about $150 to get it. The second router you posted and your current router are basically the same.
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