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What I'm Trying To Do:
I have a 1TB Western Digital MyBook Live as my new NAS for accessing music, photos, video. Accessing this data through the Actiontec MI424WR Wireless 802.11b/g is not the best performance. I want to add in a wireless-N router to the mix but know I have to keep my existing Fios Router in the mix.
Understanding that the Gigabit part of a wireless-N Gigabit router is for the wired speed increase, do I need to get a gigabit router for when I plug in my NAS, or does that not make a difference.
Basically, I know that the wireless-N will get me better access wirelessly, but will connecting the NAS via Gigabit give me an extra boost as well?
According to most posts, getting a wireless-N router directly from Fios is near impossible, so bridging a new router to the existing one seems like the best bet.
Thanks for any help anyone has.
I bridged an N router to my MI424WR,which is also an N router and really did not notice a big performance jump,i am satisfied with the MI424WR.even though my linskys N router is more expensive.