[OT] ISO _good_ 802.11g router

[John Summerfied]

Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:

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> Another posibility is that either you or one of your neighbours have 
> some broken piece of equipment that operates in 2.4GHz range (such as 
I don' see how you can say they're broken, this is what they're supposed 
to do.
> cordless phones or baby monitors for example) that doesn't play by the 
> rules and interfeers with your wireless network.  If this is the case, 
> there's really not much you can do, and most likely other wireless 
> routers are going to have same problem.  The easiest way to test is to 

Reportedly, trying other channels often fixes the problem.


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