New Wireless Router

I'm using a wireless router for two -wired- computers, their plugged in
physically.

I notice the speed when transfering files between the two computers is
drastically slower then when i used my old 'wired' router.

Am I correct to asume that even on the LAN side wireless routers have a
max speed of 54mps or 11 (whatever it is) instead of the 100 that I am
used to with my regular router?

(E-Mail Removed) writes:

> I'm using a wireless router for two -wired- computers, their plugged in
> physically.
>
> I notice the speed when transfering files between the two computers is
> drastically slower then when i used my old 'wired' router.
>
> Am I correct to asume that even on the LAN side wireless routers have a
> max speed of 54mps or 11 (whatever it is) instead of the 100 that I am
> used to with my regular router?

Shouldn't be the case.

To say more, you'd have to divulge the make model and version of this
mystery device and the one to which you're comparing it.

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Todd H.
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On 27 Oct 2006 20:16:34 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) wrote in
<(E-Mail Removed) .com>:

>I'm using a wireless router for two -wired- computers, their plugged in
>physically.
>
>I notice the speed when transfering files between the two computers is
>drastically slower then when i used my old 'wired' router.
>
>Am I correct to asume that even on the LAN side wireless routers have a
>max speed of 54mps or 11 (whatever it is) instead of the 100 that I am
>used to with my regular router?

Your mystery wireless router may not have enough internal horsepower to
go as fast.

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On 27 Oct 2006 20:16:34 -0700, in alt.internet.wireless ,
(E-Mail Removed) wrote:

>Am I correct to asume that even on the LAN side wireless routers have a
>max speed of 54mps or 11 (whatever it is) instead of the 100 that I am
>used to with my regular router?

Nope, the switch inside the router will probably be rated at 10/100,
the wireless is a separate entity.


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Mark McIntyre