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From reading several of the postings I too want to connect a second router to my network to increase my connections speeds. Currently I have fios 35/35 but of course I never reach such speeds wired or wireless. So many routers are available but I want to make sure I purchase one that will do what I need. What then would be the best router for me to use with this Actiontec. I live in a 3 story home and my actiontec is on the top floor of my home. Assistance would be appreciated.
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See my response to your other post.
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-Pete
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Thank you Pete
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My FIOS Internet plan is 35/35 but i never get this speed. I was thinking of changing my router to get highter download and upload speeds. Can someone advise?
@mstuart wrote:From reading several of the postings I too want to connect a second router to my network to increase my connections speeds. Currently I have fios 35/35 but of course I never reach such speeds wired or wireless. So many routers are available but I want to make sure I purchase one that will do what I need. What then would be the best router for me to use with this Actiontec. I live in a 3 story home and my actiontec is on the top floor of my home. Assistance would be appreciated.
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@metalgear wrote:My FIOS Internet plan is 35/35 but i never get this speed. I was thinking of changing my router to get highter download and upload speeds. Can someone advise?
Try a hardwired connection to see if you get the speed. No need to change the router out if you get 35Mbps or higher out. Even the oldest ActionTecs/Westells are capable of doing 100Mbps. If you're trying to get such speed on Wireless and have confirmed it's coming in, add an Access Point such as the Trendnet Easy-N Upgrader (Make sure your devices support Wireless N as well!) and shut off the FiOS router's Wireless or re-purpose it for Wireless G devices.