Hi everyone. First post here.
I have a NetGear R4500 router powering 15 devices throughout the house.
One of those devices is a Verizon Network Extender, which simply uses your internet to power your cell phone - for homes without great reception.
All I want to do is give the Verizon Network Extender highest priority, so if other people are downloading/uploading I can still get clear call quality.
What I've done is plugged the Verizon Network Extender into LAN Port 1 of the NetGear router, and given that Post the HIGHEST priority. The rest of the ports have lowest priority. Why is my call quality still choppy when someone download/uploads during a call?
I have a NetGear R4500 router powering 15 devices throughout the house.
One of those devices is a Verizon Network Extender, which simply uses your internet to power your cell phone - for homes without great reception.
All I want to do is give the Verizon Network Extender highest priority, so if other people are downloading/uploading I can still get clear call quality.
What I've done is plugged the Verizon Network Extender into LAN Port 1 of the NetGear router, and given that Post the HIGHEST priority. The rest of the ports have lowest priority. Why is my call quality still choppy when someone download/uploads during a call?
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