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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: tipstir on October 08, 2009, 10:32:17 PM
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Strong and stable
Basic
Disable SPI (only for AP)
Disable NAT (only for AP)
Disable DHCP Server (only for AP)
Advance
Disabled WPS (wireless protected setup)
Disabled DNS Relay
SSID matches main router SSID
Wireless Channel is the same or set to auto
Connect to 100 port instead of 1000 port
Juniper OAC
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Above you'll see wireless Airwaves Survey of my internal wireless network of AP. N2 are 802.11n only even though is shows 802.11g. G+ is 802.11g in turbo mode.
First listing is the DIR-655 A3 1.32NA
Setup in 802.11n mode only.
Wireless Access Point
Home Office (main floor)
SSID is shared with the main 802.11n Wireless Router N AP
I got it running without reboots for 1 month.
So instead of not using the router at all I can now use it to extend the wireless N only range and keep the signal available between to two Wireless N AP for now.
I just added more detail to what I have come across on my own testings. Plus I keep the DIR-655 under the desk up right using the black stand for it with the ANTs tilted. \_|_/
I use only as the AP nothing else. I have is shadow the main AP for N. Both use the Same SSID for N. Just like the Two Buffalo AP for G does. So no matter where I am here I'll be able to lock on to N devices. I have to keep G active for the wife company laptop they're still using G so her VPN and wireless G active when she connects.
The Juniper OAC Airwaves 4 bars max shows how the signal is for DIR-655 I average 120-very good to 150-excellent even on the second floor upstairs from the main. On the main it's 150-excellent.
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Current as 10/30/09