If you own devices with wired-only (Ethernet) connections and your router or modem is too far away or your wireless network doesn’t cover enough area in your home, an old router can solve your ...

Like many of you (probably), I have a home network with many devices on it (probably ~100). Some devices are wired (ethernet) and some are wireless. Poor performance has been encountered, due to a ...

Using a second Belkin wireless router as a repeater, also called bridging, expands the boundaries of your office's wireless network. Bridging basically involves enabling the bridging feature and ...

I'm about to set up a new home wireless network and will likely need a router and another device to extend the signal coverage. I've usually worked with modified WRT54Gs, but I have some N devices in ...

Using a wireless network to provide Internet service offers convenience and flexibility, assuming your wireless router transmits a strong signal. Unfortunately, a weak signal can lead to unreliable ...

It’s the most irritating scenario: You set up your router in your new house or apartment, and your wifi is working flawlessly, until you find your downloads (or ...

If you're upgrading to a faster, stronger wireless router, don't chuck your older Wi-Fi box. With the magic of DD-WRT, you can turn your older wireless router into a range-expanding Wi-Fi repeater to ...

If you've ever tinkered with your network settings before, then chances are you've come across the term "default gateway" multiple times in the past. This value is usually required when you want to ...