wow you, and nearly every person before you are a bunch of useless, time wasting, disrespectful, dummies. i hope you feel more secure in the obvious enormity of your manhood by having just put the op in his place.
y'all really are the bee's knees. brilliantly intelligent, geniuses hiding in plain sight, far above the laymen lameness of other males. so beyond the IQ chart that yours isn't even a number, its just beyond. its default.
as a wise man, less wise than y'all of course, once said, 'the beginning of wisdom is not knowing'
but i can see the wisdom of your approach, by passing the whole wisdom thing altogether by embracing the not-knowing and in an impressive and totally original lack of thought, you make passionate love for the longest minute ever, and 9 months later give the world your great gift; ignorance.
small dicks, and smaller minds aside;
in response to the OP, the man with sack so big between his legs, that he can also embrace his own not-knowing, and whip out his huge head so we can see how big his brain is.
hope this gets your brain throbbin (don't read past this point if you're a default kind of person, consult your heart might not be healthy enough for custom settings)
ddwrt is the land of custom settings. and works out of the box on default because who wants to install something thats broken out of the box? I suppose if you idiots (the small dickers who kept reading when i said not to continue) really believe that the QoS settings are disabled cuz theyre not optimal, probably own an airport express, and have always been known as the "nice guy" or "play it safe" guy. no wonder you don't have kids... lol
its not a puzzle, its a ball of clay.
so full disclosure, i tend to prefer settings of the same type. which might not be the same settings you're into, so while you might not like my settings, you can at least respect that i like my settings, and that I'm willing to die for the right for you to like your settings. In the end the point is settings are cool, and fun to play with!
Tx power, I keep it around 35-38.dbm. a change of 3dBm is a 2 fold change. (inverse square law) Meaning if you want 2x the signal level at a given location, and the only thing you can control is Tx power, then a change from 35 to 38, or 1 to 4dBm, etc. is doubling the power output. So this one is cool to play with, because depending on how close you are to your router, and how much activity is on your network, it can be the difference between being cold at night, or someone having hot flashes because you're watching porn in the bathroom. (remember microwave ovens operate on 2.4GHz)
QoS settings make a huge impact, provided you have a capable cpu on your router. although if you play with it enough, like yourself, you'll eventually be able to get the most out of your hardware. ive got several wrt54gs routers running in client mode, with another router stacked to run the local network, with QoS, providing internet via a wireless connection to a publicwifi AP, vpn, dynamnicdns updating to do spam filtering via opendns. its good bit of stuff for aging hardware and it runs great.
short preambles, good
frame burst, good
protection mode disable (think about a room full of people yelling at each other, and one person raising their hand hoping someone will call on them, expecting the world to shut up so they can talk. never gonna happen, its gonna super delay the network, and allow b clients to conenct. u dont want that) be a man, and speak directly and effeciently. yelling all the time is gonna be hard to understand. whipspering in a loud room will be hard to understand, find the right balance between tx power level and gain, its not gonna be the same for everywhere and everyone.
pick non overlapping channels (1,6,11) use 20mhz vs 40 mhz if you have alot of other wifi in the area. (think talking to 2 people vs talking to 4 people about the same thing, in a room full of people yelling, 2 people asking what is less annoying and takes less time than 4 people doing it randomly.
ive got adhd and im over this post now, enjoy hope it helps, this is art. mold your ddwrt into something thats gonna make you happy, and make others happy. while it may or may not be better or worse than others, thats not the point. the point is making it the best that it can be for the settings closest to you.
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