http://gazguzla.com/linksys-wrt600n-overview/ Home Network FAQ Sun, 19 Dec 2010 14:19:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://gazguzla.com/linksys-wrt600n-overview/comment-page-1/#comment-39 GazGuzla Sun, 06 Jul 2008 21:06:45 +0000 http://gazguzla.com/linksys-wrt600n-overview/#comment-39 Jon, The "G" recommendation is based on tests with the most common technology at the time of this post( 2 MB Broadband Connection, 2X PC's with standard b/g Ethernet cards, G Nas, 2X G laptops, skype dual phone, and several other test devices). The second reason was what seemed to be several bugs and range issues using some of the 5Ghz N features. Of course if you have a faster Internet connection, your connected devices are N compliant (use the $100 Linksys WPC600N PC Card, for example ), you may have better success than I did. You can always run both 2.4Ghz G and 5Ghz N bands in parallel, then slowly, as firmware updates and compatible hardware releases become common, cut over to 5 GHz altogether. Jon,
The “G” recommendation is based on tests with the most common technology at the time of this post( 2 MB Broadband Connection, 2X PC’s with standard b/g Ethernet cards, G Nas, 2X G laptops, skype dual phone, and several other test devices). The second reason was what seemed to be several bugs and range issues using some of the 5Ghz N features. Of course if you have a faster Internet connection, your connected devices are N compliant (use the $100 Linksys WPC600N PC Card, for example ), you may have better success than I did. You can always run both 2.4Ghz G and 5Ghz N bands in parallel, then slowly, as firmware updates and compatible hardware releases become common, cut over to 5 GHz altogether.

]]> http://gazguzla.com/linksys-wrt600n-overview/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Jon Sun, 06 Jul 2008 12:33:12 +0000 http://gazguzla.com/linksys-wrt600n-overview/#comment-38 Why do you recommend wireless g when its a wireless n router? Why do you recommend wireless g when its a wireless n router?

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