benjamiller

I prefer the Apple Airport Extreme, but it is expensive. A good value is a e2500 from Linksys, but if you like DD-WRT firmware use the e2000 instead.

Avoid increasing the transmit power too far above your client/station's transmit power in most cases. WiFi is a two-way technology. Your client/station needs to be able to transmit back to the AP.

WPA2 has nothing to do with interference.

At home, longer passwords are more important than capital numbers or non-alphanumeric characters. In the enterprise, enforce mutual authentication if you use static passwords. For guest WiFi, use WPA2 Personal instead of a splash page so that your guests' data is encrypted.

Is that your way of saying she enjoyed 127 HOURS?

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