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I have an e2000 in the basement as my router I want to configure the Asus Rt-n66u as a wired access point. Do I need to put a 3rd party firmware on it or can I connect LAN to LAN? My ip is 192.168.1.1 so the rt-n66u should be set to 192.168.1.2 correct?

Currently I have an e2000 in the basment and an Asus RT-N66u on the first floor used as an access point which is connected to one of the ports on the E2000. Is this the correct way or should it be the other way around and why? Thanks

Ok now for me to get as close as I can to 50mbps through the air what kind of access points will I need? You are saying disable the wifi in the basement router. So I'm assuming I could just use the e2000 that I already have. Should my 2 access points be something like an Asus rt-n66u or linksys...

I tried putting the e2000 the basment and the connecting 2 of the wrt54gs to a port on the e2000. The problem is I was getting very slow wifi speeds of 5-7mbps when I was connected to the wrt54s. They have dd-wrt on them in order to put both in bridge mode. What do you mean by offload...

I think I may have figured it out. when I had Comcast put the modem/router combo into bridge mode, I don't they did it correctly. I just exchanged it out for a pure telephony modem with no router built in.

Currently I have mutiple ethernet wall jacks all over the house that go down into the basement. Those wall jacks all feed into a gigaport switch. Also in my basment is a comcast telephony modem. My question is if I put my router in the basement the wifi signal will get weaker the further I get a...

Nope just as I stated before my old linksys e2000 is working finevwirednor wireless. There is something with these newer routers that doesn't seem to work with either Comcast or my 3 year old computer

I wanted to increase speed as well. Nobody else has this problem?

So I have purchased, the Asus RT-n66u twice, the Linksys ea4500, and the ea3500. With all 3 of these routers I am able to set them up just fine the internet works fine, and then come the connection drops. It doesnt matter if I'm wired or wireless, the internet connection will not be stable for...