i have a netgear DG834GT router than claims to operate at up to 104mbs, so how come teh best i get is 54mbs?
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You need to purchase a Netgear FA120 USB Adapter, or a FA511 PC Card(108MBPS). Also WG511T fOR 108MBPS.
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depends on the router model/series, memory, etc.\ncheck cisco.com
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54mb is kind of standard and normally any kind will work. by the way, wireless connection may let you feel slow even it claims 54m.
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Use D-Link brand\n\nit is powerful and will give you max speed
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I have a refurb Netgear DG834 and have not had a problem with it. It has a 4-port router and a built-in DSL modem. ADSL and ADSL2+ support.\n\nMore information is in the sources below:
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Please email me and I can help with this.  I'll have to ask a few questions to offer the best solution.\n\nIn short, your router might be able to do this by sending a log file to an email address (your email address, for example, or a yahoo account you set up).\n\nThere are also programs that can help, but those are more intrusive.\n\n------\n\nI tried to reply via email, but got a message back saying your email address has not been verified and therefore the message was not delivered.\n\nDo you have a router now, and if so, what kind?  Please get the model from under the unit or by going to the router page (e.g. 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.2.1).
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To determine that its not your service provider, try bypassing the router and hook direct to your modem.  If it connection is stable, check your settings.  Is firmware the latest?  Do you have MTU option in the router, you can try adjusting it - lower by increments of 10 (for Cable broadband start at 1500, for DSL start at 1400).\n\nCheck if you have any firewalls enabled.  Routers have a built-in (NAT) firewall that often conflict with other firewalls and security software on your computer - try disabling it.
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Its because the connection speed between the laptop or what ever wireles device you are using is slower (54Mb per sec) where as if it is wired its generally 100Mb per sec.\nthats if ur talking about download speed, web browsing etc etc?\nhope that answere things
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I think this is possible as I've had once installed aironet series antenna it gave me a range of about 15 miles and more the distance less the bandwidth. I'm not sure if it is possible to get the whole 54Mbps at that range maybe you'll get about 2Mbps at max if we are very generous. Moreover it's not the device but the antenna used with the device that gives the range. To know what I am talking about just visit this following link:\nhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps469/products_data_sheet09186a008022b11b.html
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The speed depend on your ISP (Internet Service Provider)\nCheck with your ISP first about the speed
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While a d-link router #604 is not a BAD router, there is a much better one I just changed to recently. I was having trouble with a Linksys router so I did research on routers in general and found that Belkin routers are much superior to competitors. I got a Pre-N which is the next level up from the 802.11g specs. It gives me twice as much connection speeds at 108 Mbs when I use to have only 54 with Linksys. It also provides 600 times the coverage area for wireless conections. It is also compatable with both 800.11b and 800.11g.  Compatability is VERY Important! I found the technitions to be of great assistance as I could not use the instructions in the manual as my setup was always wireless from when we upgraded from dialup. So, we were never wired into the modem. I found the hardware firwalls (2) to be superior to either other hardware firewalls and especially stronger than software firewalls. I think you should do some more research into differant routers and then decide what is best for your own situation. We all have differant needs, so it is difficult to say what would be best for others. I also think just going with the lessor expensive 800.11g with Belkin would be a great choice. Belkin has been around for many years and so has a great reputation for its hardware, as well as offering really good service and warrenty. Good luck in your search for a router.
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if BBand means broadband then there's part of your answer.  It's not a guaranteed speed more of a variable speed because you're sharing an overall line in your neighborhood.  Then there's the issue with your actual connection, maybe far away from the central box or just faulty wiring and/or issues with your system.  Then you have the issue with the actual speed test software itself, they can never be "accurate" and if you're supposed to get 256k and the test is showing 220, it's about fair.  The contract you have with your service provider should state that they don't guarantee the speed and is usually "up to" that speed.
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if you are using just a regular home router this is harder to analyze.  make sure you have encryption set on your router to make sure no one unauthorized is using your connection - and you could try kicking off one client at a time till your network speeds back up.
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There is no best one, however, your problems may be related to how you've set it up.\n\nThings to do:\n\nTurn off SSID broadcasting\nEnable MAC address filtering\nTurn on WEP or WPA encryption\nMake sure you're on a clear channel\n\nLastly, other devices, such as some cordless phones (those running on the 2.4ghz frequency) etc, can interfere with your wireless router.\n\nIf you've done all those things, and you still have problems, there may be issue's with that particular router, i.e., maybe it's a lemon.
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That's the maximum bandwidth. You'll never have all the time that ammount. Ask them what's the minimum bandwidth guarantee and the usual one. They should tell you because it's written in the contract!
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The download speed can get affected by the intermediate data forwarding routers... due to congestion.. nothing wrong.
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If you find "WGT624v3" on the bottom label, be careful because the firmware for this version is not compatible with WGT624v2 or WGT624v1.\n\nI would just go back to Netgear's website and use their "Support" section for further troubleshooting.