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Old 30-08-2012, 20:19   #21
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Re: 2 routers

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Originally Posted by AndyCalling View Post
Not my experience Rob. It seems to me and, looking at this forum, to many, that VM are liable to send out a Shub and the slightest encouragement. In fact they're liable to send out a Shub as the default solution to almost any problem. Poor wireless? Have another Shub. Congested connection? Have another Shub. Can't pick up Channel 4? Have another Shub...
Phone dropping out? Have another shrub. Too much rain? Have another Shrub.

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Originally Posted by AndyCalling View Post
Though you can string them together so Shub A is connected to VM and Shub B is acting as a wireless access point, the firmware restrictions make this unsatisfactory..
What restrictions?

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Originally Posted by AndyCalling View Post
If not, buy a cheap Netgear such as the WNR1000 since you are only going to be using the wireless on it. You only have to get a more expensive one if you need N300 or 5Ghz mode from both the Shub and the slave router or something.
The WNR1000 is already expensive. DIR-615's can be had for less than £10 on eBay and do "N300" (is that even really a term or just made up marketing hyperbole?)
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