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I have 4 devices here:
- Linksys WAG54G (ADSL modem + built-in WLAN router) - Telewell TW-EA200 ADSL external modem - D-link DGL-4300 108Mbps WLAN and Gigabit router - Asus WL300 pocket size AP. My house is on 2 floors, and most desktop computers are upstairs. I need good WLAN coverage on both floors. I am planning to install the TW-EA200 ADSL modem and D-LINK gigabit router upstairs with computers wired to the gigabit ports, Downstairs I plan either to use the small ASUS AP (802.11b, wired to the gigabit router), or if possible the Linksys box (802.11g). I am not sure though how to use the Linksys downstairs. Should I use it to "bridge" the upstairs' WLAN with the downstairs WLAN and wire the downstairs computers to it? The WLAN bridge could be slow... Should I wire the linksys box to one of the gigabit ports, and configure it as a simple access point? Can this be done or do I need something like the D-link DWL-2100AP ? Suggestions appreciated. Lorenzo Lorenzo Sandini |
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