On Sep 16, 2012, at 9:41 PM, Steven Brown <[email protected]> asked:
> Mine is cable or DSL how do you change the channel on these? All routers have a way to change their settings. Most allow you to log into the router with a Web browser that's on the same internal network. Others, such as the Apple Airports, make you do it with a dedicated program. Once you get in, there's a setting to change the channel. Just choose one you aren't set to and try it. The best ones to try at first are the lowest and highest (likely 1 and 11) because they have neighboring channels on only one side, so there's less change of a neighbor interfering. But, if your neighbors know this, the top and bottom channels may already be occupied, so give channel 6 a try. In general, the spread of each channel is actually about five channels wide—the center and two on each side—so channel 5, for example, can get interference from strong signals on channels 3-7.
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