My new router

[Deerthug]

Straight out of a Star Wars movie. Asus 2400. Great coverage through out my 4 level split.

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[Water Rat]

Got the same one from Best Buy......works great.

[Deerthug]

That's where I got this one. Awesome.

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[moog5050]

Deerthug, can you PM me your log in info.  I bet I could use your internet service from Upstate.  lol

[Deerthug]

Sure....

Network name: thisisnotyournetwork

Password: guardedbysmithandwesson.45cal

See if this works. LOL!

[DirtTime]

How does it work putting an edge or bevel to make a picture frame?

[Deerthug]

Lol. Unfortunately it does not do woodwork. But it can fly to my kitchen and fetch me a cold beer from my fridge and deliver it right to me.

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[DirtTime]

Lol. Unfortunately it does not do woodwork. But it can fly to my kitchen and fetch me a cold beer from my fridge and deliver it right to me.

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My g/f won't be getting jack for X-Mas! I am buying one of those!

[Lawdwaz]

'splain that to me...........Does that just increase the distance you can get your wireless signal?  Would that replace the POS Verizon DSL unit I have?  Easy to install and set up?  How much cheddar?

[DirtTime]

Yes. You will just have to either set up the network sharing, or plug n go, or set your wireless to accept the new IP. More or less.

Edited December 4, 2014 by JustRob

[Deerthug]

'splain that to me...........Does that just increase the distance you can get your wireless signal? Would that replace the POS Verizon DSL unit I have? Easy to install and set up? How much cheddar?

No this is a router that connects to a cable modem to which you can wirelessly connect devices like laptops, ipads, etc. the signal is amazingly stronger than your average router. 2400mbps.

Ran me $270 and took 10 mins to setup.

Edited December 5, 2014 by Deerthug

[DirtTime]

You can't use it to replace the old router? Never heard of that. Usually you can just plug the cable on the back of the new router, set up the network ( if you choose to actually network it all ), and then connect the wireless devices. Some of them have to be set up via your provider, but usually you can just replace the old one.

 

You aren't gaining speed going through the old router into a ew one and out again. Actually, you should loose speed. Did you run a PC test via Command Promp to see if it really gained speed?

 

I swear, I am not making this into "one of those threads". I am asking because I have never heard of anyone using more them one base router.

[Deerthug]

Not sure what you are asking but I got rid of my original wireless router and replaced it with this new wireless router.

[Deerthug]

Speed test just performed

Compared to 5mbps download and 4mbps upload on my old router.

[Fantail]

Was the old router b or at least g?

[DirtTime]

Not sure what you are asking but I got rid of my original wireless router and replaced it with this new wireless router.

 

 

That's pretty much what I was asking.

[Deerthug]

Was the old router b or at least g?

I don't remember which one it was but I got it about 4 years ago.

[philoshop]

Sheesh, I thought this was gonna' be about woodworking. I got all worked up over a computer thingy?

Enjoy it, whatever it is!