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11/18/12 at 8:28am

ASUSfreak
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Quote:

Originally Posted by dushan24

Of course there is a difference between N and G
I was saying as far as router CPU load etc. there would be no difference running the N and G networks on a single device.

Oh, right! But how can you measure CPU load in a router?

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11/18/12 at 2:30pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ASUSfreak

Oh, right! But how can you measure CPU load in a router?

DD-WRT, Tomato, Open-WRT, Gargoyle etc.

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11/18/12 at 4:53pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ASUSfreak

Oh, right! But how can you measure CPU load in a router?

SNMP and either MRTG or Cacti

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11/18/12 at 6:00pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pavix

SNMP and either MRTG or Cacti

+1 to SNMP, though most consumer routers don't support it.

Mine does though (thanks to DD-WRT)

Haha, offtopic, I just wrote an SNMP program for our firewalls at work

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11/18/12 at 9:44pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dushan24

Why a wireless router coming off a wireless router.
You say G only on the 2nd.
Why not have the first do B/G/N and call it a day?
Do you have the 2nd router on a long Ethernet cable and somewhere else for better range?

Correct me if i'm wrong but doesn't it have to do with the fact that it won't be able to run at the Full 40MHZ band for Wireless since it has to scale down to the legacy G for older devices.
Similarly if you have a Wireless G Router and B clients.

My Source:
"Fix #3: Don't Connect Draft 11n and 11b/g clients to the same router

An 802.11n router can also work with 802.11g and even 11b devices. But these much slower devices force the router to slow down to talk to them, which means a big throughput hit. Fortunately, the "legacy" mechanisms are pretty efficient and reduce throughput only when the slower devices are actively transmitting or receiving.

As we showed in Add, Don't Replace When Upgrading to 802.11n, mixing 11n and "legacy" clients can reduce throughput by 50 to 80%. So if you are mixing old and new devices, you could be shooting yourself in the (throughput) foot. Either upgrade to all 11n clients, or use a separate 802.11g router to handle your "legacy" stuff."
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-basics/30664-5-ways-to-fix-slow-80211n-speed

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11/19/12 at 11:08am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by linkinparkfan007

Correct me if i'm wrong but doesn't it have to do with the fact that it won't be able to run at the Full 40MHZ band for Wireless since it has to scale down to the legacy G for older devices.
Similarly if you have a Wireless G Router and B clients.
My Source:
"Fix #3: Don't Connect Draft 11n and 11b/g clients to the same router
An 802.11n router can also work with 802.11g and even 11b devices. But these much slower devices force the router to slow down to talk to them, which means a big throughput hit. Fortunately, the "legacy" mechanisms are pretty efficient and reduce throughput only when the slower devices are actively transmitting or receiving.
As we showed in Add, Don't Replace When Upgrading to 802.11n, mixing 11n and "legacy" clients can reduce throughput by 50 to 80%. So if you are mixing old and new devices, you could be shooting yourself in the (throughput) foot. Either upgrade to all 11n clients, or use a separate 802.11g router to handle your "legacy" stuff."
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-basics/30664-5-ways-to-fix-slow-80211n-speed

I remember reading something about Mixied mode not utilizing N full speed. I forgot what it was since I read it quite a while ago, but it might be what you mentioned. I think thats one of the reasons I choose a G only router, besides having too many routers sitting around. Also I have noticed that the more things conntected to my main wireless router which is the only wireless router right now, it tends to heat up a lot more.

Off topic question... I tried to conntect my daugthers DS 3Dsto wireless and it said it didnt souport anything other than WEP? Is this true? If so I might have to set up one of my old G only routers for it

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11/19/12 at 2:13pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dushan24

DD-WRT, Tomato, Open-WRT, Gargoyle etc.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pavix

SNMP and either MRTG or Cacti

Oh OK, not that I understand it but OK

(So I guess I don't need it???)

Can my router do any of these? (don't bother too much to explain it

)

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11/19/12 at 2:37pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ASUSfreak

Oh OK, not that I understand it but OK

(So I guess I don't need it???)
Can my router do any of these? (don't bother too much to explain it

)

If you have a custom firmware you should be able to view the CPU load, whether through something like 'uptime' or through SNMP.
Most stock firmwares on consumer grade equipment don't bother to tell you this info.

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11/22/12 at 2:47pm

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Well I got this Merlin dude's Custom Firmware (but I certainly don't build my own Firmware

)

http://www.lostrealm.ca/tower/node/79

I don't know if that helps :/

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