![]() Then one morning the wireless just stopped altogether. Productivity had been restored, so long as I was wired. This was becoming increasingly annoying as most of my work requires reliable internet connection so I started running CAT5 to each computer in my SuperCubicle plus one extra for a future project. Using I was only getting 12 Mbps on the Wireless and around 70 Mbps on the wired Ethernet. ![]() To the level I have come to understand I have gotten what I needed working so why think about it… That was until my router, already running DD-WRT, started to give me some problems. ![]() If I need real help I will lean on my brother in-law to help me sort out the netmasks or routing tables or whatever else by which I am less excited. In general, I don’t find all the bits that go into networking all that interesting, I know the basics, have had my network doing what I want it to do and have basically neglected it for some time. When it comes to home networking, I have lost some “Geek Points” in the last few years.
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