setting up a network for 30 people need a good router

hey so iam currently deployed to Afghanistan and i am trying to replace this pos belkin router we have for are wireless internet right now i have about 30 people running off the system and the system keeps dropping the wifi signal and is losing more and more band width every month could any of you all help me out with a good router that can handle the personal load and not have to sacrifice the band width as much

one wireless router for 30 people is an unrealistic expectation. you need two, or maybe three.

could you give me an example of how to set up 3 routers on one system? cause i thought the routre would have ip issues and would confuse one another unless u use a cross over cable.


heres what i got is one sattlite runing 2 meg down load 512 up load going to a net gear wndr3700 router thats supporting 30 people could you give me idiot proof instructions on seting up a system to support all 30 people and how to set up the routers.

A 2 Mbps upsteam connection will get bogged down by 30 users.

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Get yourself a 4 port switch and buy 2 more routers.

I just registered so I could contribute to this thread. I have the same situation of an office with 35 users.
The idea of running 2 or 3 separate routers in one office is horrible and I just wanted to say - never do that. I have 5 WRT54G units, I turned off routing, NAT & DHCP on 4 of them, linked them all together on a decent wired switch, and they provide great internet throughout the building (same SSID and key so devices just link to the nearest). However, the one acting as a router is a bit overwhelmed, too much traffic for a home router.
I'm looking at a Cisco Small Business RV042 to take its place. I cannot find any good advice on whether this will work well given that I'm actually ignoring its VPN capabilities, but I think it's worth a shot. Once that gets here it'll handle all routing DHCP and NAT while the WRTs will just act as straight AP units. I'm pretty excited about this setup, actually.