Re: Wireless throughput

On 22 Jul 2006 10:22:32 GMT, "jas0n" <no@thank.you> wrote in
<44c1fc68$0$774$bed64819@news.gradwell.net>:

>I use a Linksys WRT54G on a 10mbits cable DSL line. Works well enough
>on the wired side but the wireless side throughput is not quite up to
>serving the maximum the connection can provide.
>
>I am getting approx 600k downloads to wireless G centrino laptop,
>compared to 1000k to 1100k on the wired side - no matter distance from
>router, etc. I have changed router firmware to DD-Wrt and been tweaking
>wireless settings but cant seem to get any improvement.
>
>So, first of all I guess - am I correct in thinking my 54G should be
>able to reach full download on my 10Mbps cable line?
>
>If so, any recommendations for a wireless DSL router that will provide
>the full wireless throughput?

Find and eliminate sources of wireless interference.
Try different channels.
Read the wikis below.

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