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In the interest in helping others in the future: 1. Flashed TP-Link with latest firmware to allow for Static IP (yes didn't work out of the box) 2. Enabled WMM on Netgear Router (disabled originally because I believe it slows Ipad2 performance with old Linksys) 3. Ran NetMeter on wired unit...- blazin
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Flashed an old WRT310N to DDWRT last night, tried that as a bridge. Believe the performance was a bit better, this leads me to believe it is related to the Rosewill USB adapter performance. After doing some more reading on the site, a few questions: If WMM is disabled, will link speeds...- blazin
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Good Idea, I'm going to try bypassing the AP first and see what happens. Rather 2 devices than 3.- blazin
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You think bypassing the AP all together and replacing the USB adapter with a bridge will perform better? Trying to understand the topology you're referring to.- blazin
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PoE is for the AP, can routers pull their power off PoE injection? I didn't think that was possible. Already have a cat6 running to AP location to be fed by PoE injector. There is no power available at AP location. Congestion -- I used android wifi analyzer to determine the selection of Ch 1...- blazin
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I can run ethernet to the AP, I cannot run it to the client.- blazin
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Searched, but could not find enough data to come to a conclusion. I need a PoE Access Point to extend the signal off my WNDR4000, located in a basement, to a room two floors above. I have about -70dBm in the room and can stream most media without issue; however, the feed from my HDHomeRun is...- blazin
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