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1. #Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup how to
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3. #Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup upgrade
4. #Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup ps3

Overall so far I am happy with this except for the the following factsġ. I will do a file copy test and a 10+GB file play test next week and post the results.

#Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup ps3

The PS3 is now downloading the demo of Killzone 3 which is 1.5 GB from PSN and earlier even smaller file downloads I had to abort because of slow connection (not PS3 has wireless G built in) Now it is getting a read spead of minimum 11 MBPS and in some case getting 17Mbps and in one rare case I got 25Mbps but that was only on one instant.

#Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup movie

I have not done a detailed throughput test but earlier my ASUS oPlay Air which had N receiver used to read files (this rate was displayed before playing any movie file) from my Dlink NAS connected directly to Linksys Router in a variable range of 11 MBPS to as low as 200 kbps in worst case when there was network congestion or poor signal strength, however average was at 5 to 6 MBPS.

#Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup upgrade

Have been able to upgrade the formware of my Viera and PS3 post the new connection. All the child devices are able to connect to other devices on my home netwrok like the Dlink NAS, Windows 7 PCs, etc which are in direct connection to the parent router (Linksys) either though wired or wireless connection.ĥ.

All the child devices are being configured to automatically receive IP address under the DHCP server of DAP 1522.Ĥ. The DAP 1522 has been assigned a fixed ip (through DHCP reservation on my Linksys router) and it is assigning IPs to its child (PS3, etc) in the same segment as my existing home network. The DAP has 4 gigabit ports and 3 of it I have used to connect my PS3, the Pansonic Viera Plasma TV and the ASUS O!Play Air (earlier this was connecting via my 2.4 GHz N band).ģ. The 5GHz band is set to run on N-only mode.Ģ. The existing 2.4 GHz N-band is still running in Mixed mode to support my normal home clinets laptops, desktops, etc. The channel width of my Linksys 5GHz band is set to 40MHz for better throughput. There are two concrete walls in between the bridge and my home router and the linear distance is about 20/25 feet. DAP 1522 is connecting (in bridge mode) to my existing Linksys WRT610N router's 5GHz radio band, getting a continuous signal strength of 50-54% (shown from web console). Setup was not a breeze since I was trying to use the web console for the setup and inbuilt help was not that detailed but still managed to finish the setup and this is the final architectureġ.

#Dd wrt v24 sp2 wireless bridge setup how to

Now if you can find out how to do that instead using OpenWRT as a client and with as few easy steps, I'd also be interested.I rceived 2 days back via aramex the Dlink DAP 1522 bridge. From my laptop connected with only a LAN running to the 703n, I can even get to the IP of the dd-wrt via it's default address (x.1.1). So I am bridged to my local LAN using this router as a client with the OpenWRT as gateway, 703n as a bridged client and with a client address assigned from the DHCP of the house OpenWRT router. My laptop is plugged in the LAN port of the 703N and ipconfig shows I have via ethernet adapter, all the same configuration info as seen when using the laptop wireless adapter to connect. The OpenWRT is configured as a standard router and I set up the 703n's configuration of DD-WRT as an "Client Bridge (Routed)" and with that just did a Status, Wireless, Site Survey and a Join while picking my local network. I just last week set up an old TP-WR703N I had in my tool box with an old dd-wrt image DD-WRT v24-sp2 (02/04/15) std - build 26138 and I configured it to work as a remote client off my OpenWRT router.