couple things:
- yep, i'm in USA so EoP useless.
to bukharin: When i setup the DWL-G700AP, i used installation software
that had me setup 'which' network it was supposed to extend. It knows
its an AP for my primary network (see the boost in signal from ~40% to
98%). I can even get it to carry
If you leave the DWL-G700AP with its default settings, it's trying to
act as a competing access point (ie competing with your original one).
Think of it like your neighbour's AP - there's no way for it to know
that it's supposed to be boosting the signal of the first AP. Thus, the
squeezebox would
I use one of these ( I think it is a HWUR54)G and got far better
results than with EoP :-) I've used with 1 Netgear wireless router and
some other WAP attached to a wired router. It seems to get lousy reviews
but luckily I didn't see those before I bought it. It needed a firmware
update for the
I don't know about your 700AP. But it appears it may have some router
capabilities. You don't want that for a second access point.
I use a router as a second access point. The trick is to turn off
DHCP, and then to connect NOTHING to the WAN port. You connect an
ether cable from one of the la
You're going to need a big boost. Check out amplified/directional
antennas.
Also open-source firmware like DD-WRT on the Linksys WRT54GL can be
used to:
- turn up transmit power
- turn the router into a WAP. I'm not sure if it's more compatible
with the Squeezebox, but it's more flexible and
jsunandmax wrote:
> I'm hoping some of the wireless gurus here can help me. Here is my
> situation:
>
> latest SS running on a Infrant ReadyNAS connected to a Win2K (I
> know...ancient) PC. I have a D-Link DIR-655 Router. I have a
> Squeezebox in bedroom (about 20') away with average signal stre
I'm hoping some of the wireless gurus here can help me. Here is my
situation:
latest SS running on a Infrant ReadyNAS connected to a Win2K (I
know...ancient) PC. I have a D-Link DIR-655 Router. I have a
Squeezebox in bedroom (about 20') away with average signal strength of
about 70% and it wor
I'm hoping some of the wireless gurus here can help me. Here is my
situation:
latest SS running on a Infrant ReadyNAS connected to a Win2K (I
know...ancient) PC. I have a D-Link DIR-655 Router. I have a
Squeezebox in bedroom (about 20') away with average signal strength of
about 70% and it wor
