#NETGEAR WNDA3100 CHANNEL MODE UPGRADE#

I don't know the NIC details from the top of my head and I don't want to boot them up just for a forum post. Well, I've got the intel 4925AGN in one Dell and an n NIC in my aluminium macbook and another broadcom nic in another dell.

I'm curious -what's your 802.11n client nic and what firmware version of its driver? I'd set to 5GHz NA and my laptop would promptly connect as 802.11a. Y'know, I had that problem at one time several DD-WRT versions ago. What transmission power shall I use for the 5G radio? I used 84mW, but my N client that is about 20ft away (has a wall between) got SNR around 30 and signal quality around 45%. I upgraded to 12124M which is a slightly newer build? Are you able to get a full 270 to show up? What N speeds are you getting between your AP and CLient Bridge? My speed on the DD-WRT sysinfo page for WL0 jumps all over the place from 27 mbps to 162 mbps. The monthly total bandwidth is a nice touch. Either way - Eko is certainly rewarding us with frequent upgrades and great firmware.

#NETGEAR WNDA3100 CHANNEL MODE UPGRADE#

I'm wondering if the improvements I'm seeing is due to me performing the upgrade with the 30/30/30 - or - because of real improvements in coding. I noticed in the timeline (changeset 12105) that some of the radio parameters were changed 'from the original firmware'. Very happy, and if I didn't like to tinker so much I'd leave this version running. I skipped the 'reset to defaults' option on upgrade/reboot and the results are the best I've seen.Д«oth network status lights are blinking with activity, and both channels have been maintaining near maximum link rate connections (54 on G, and 270 on N) at about 50 feet through walls. Installed the newest (today's) version - 12121 after doing a 30/30/30 reset and then loaded my previous settings.

Netgear wnda3100 channel mode