I bought this WGA54G wireless game adapter to use as a wireless bridge. My Cable modem sits downstairs in the living room, and is a connected to a Linksys WRT54G v3 w/ Alchemy firmware.
I have most of my computers in my upstairs office, so connectivity to the gateway downstairs is a problem.
So I got the WGA54G and configured it, and plugged it into my switch upstairs so all my upstairs systems would be on the net.
Well it actually works... but not that well. Speeds are great, but if I'm downloading anything over 15K/sec from one system, DNS resolves and other requests from any other system grind to a halt.
I read the forums before I purchased this, and it is supposed to be identical to the WET54G.
Am I missing something? Is there a reason why I can't use the WGA54G into a switch to allow multiple computers to use simultaneously? Or is it that the WGA54G just sucks as a wireless bridge? Would ordering a WET54G be any different?
Thanks much,
-alieas
I have most of my computers in my upstairs office, so connectivity to the gateway downstairs is a problem.
So I got the WGA54G and configured it, and plugged it into my switch upstairs so all my upstairs systems would be on the net.
Well it actually works... but not that well. Speeds are great, but if I'm downloading anything over 15K/sec from one system, DNS resolves and other requests from any other system grind to a halt.
I read the forums before I purchased this, and it is supposed to be identical to the WET54G.
Am I missing something? Is there a reason why I can't use the WGA54G into a switch to allow multiple computers to use simultaneously? Or is it that the WGA54G just sucks as a wireless bridge? Would ordering a WET54G be any different?
Thanks much,
-alieas