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You could add the DG834G using a cable from the DG834 to the back of the DG834G (eg Lan port 1 to lan port 1) Tuen off the DHCP in the DG834G and it should work as an access point.

1) It'll do fine for a few years but it'll degrade, the sheathing isn't designed to withstand the elements, a mix of heavy rain and sun will particularly screw it up, since it only has to last a few months, there'll not be much extreme sunlight so you wont have a problem. Cat6 may be a little tougher still. 2) Silicon will do. 3) Any clips that'll hold it down will be spot on. 4) just fill it with regular filler and...

in terms of bandwidth 500kbps is almost nothing to the PCI bus, first step I think would be to change the driver, ideally upgrade but if using latest then downgrade to the next one down, if that doesnt sorted it post back.

Re: Friends wireless, msn... Port forwarding? Or Xp firewall? Check which ports need forwarding then config the router mate. Change is inevitable, except from vending machines.

*deep breath* Most people forget that not only is P2P used legitimately, but it is also used by people in countries where Freedom of Speech and/or Freedom of Expression does not exist, like in China. Acitivists use P2P as an outlet/inlet of information that would otherwise be censored or worse. Copying art is as old as art itself. Indiscriminately slapping families (usually poor and struggling) with a £16000 fine because their 9 year old kid...

Originally Posted by LuckyNV don't bother with the Iplate, its not worth it, try it without first, and if it looks like your wiring is bad, you need to get a filtered face plate instead. Ok, I'll look into that if I have any problems. Thanks for replies.

Legally they need to supply your MAC key within 5 days, even if you have outstanding fees.

Are you on XP? What browser are you using? What network card is it? AFAIK - It could be the concurrent TCP/IP events handler. Concurrent connections on XP is only set as 40 or something low like that, and you would need to edit the registry key(s) that relate to the TCP/IP settings. I dont know any more than that as there's an executable I run to change these.

Originally Posted by dfour Zoom x6 (with free wireless adapter) http://www.ebuyer.com/product/140644 Updated from a zoom x5 (which was superb) and the x6 is just as easy and friendly to use and setup as the x5. Rock steady Thanks mate, exactly what im looking for really What do you think of this Linksys though? Originally Posted by corp_jones I've posted this before recently but have a look at Buffalo and Linksys routers, specifically if...

Re: Friends wireless, msn... It's not actually. There's a mac upstairs (probably about double the distance away from the router than the computer) which works fine with msn, but it's got built in wifi. Just realised that lol, pretty sure it's the wireless dongle which isn't picking up a big enough signal from the router then?