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Originally Posted by Singh400  B/G/N refer to wireless standards/specifications.
802.11b is the oldest (1994)
802.11g is one of the most common (2003)
802.11n is one of the newest (2008?)
It's best to have the latest 802.11x standard enabled on all devices that support it.
Also to get the best wirelss, don't use automatric channel selection. Use manual and try channel 11. |
Cheers for that, yes they also switched it to channel 11 - why should that be the best then? and if its the best why is it not the default?
Any idea why they would switch from b/g/n to b/g? It seems a retrograde step by your list above. Thanks for the info though.