Thanks.
Another question. I have 2 DSL wireless connections in my apartment to my access - neighbors that let me use them. Is there anyway to use both signals simultaneously for improved speed/bandwith?
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I am all done with purchasing components.
The last and only thing needed is a wireless card. I am wondering if the 802.11n will allow the use of multiple wifi signals.
depends on the card, most will support G/B, A you probably wont have any real need for anyways.
btw, gamingon wireless is poop. I hear N is better, but i still would rather have a wired connection to game.
yes and no.
google pfsense, its basically a standalone routing solution that uses an older machine with 3 nics (2 wan, 1 lan). The problem with DSL is its probably PPPoE meaning you’ll need to have each a username/password. In theory it works but in reality its a little sketchy. You can try it but I can’t promise it’ll work well. there is other linux router type distros (clarkconnect, m0n0wall, smoothwall) etc.
if you need help pm me.
all N cards should support a/b/g since they share the same signal spectrum (2.4 and 5ghz).
N is definitely worth the money IMO.