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Question: Is there a way to turn off the wireless transmission while keeping the wired connections live? I would like to turn off wireless at night.
Document: This router is marketed as 5ghz capable and having the best throughput of draft-N routers on the market. I run an IT company and have more than a fair amount of experience with routers be they wired or wireless. These high-end home products do not in any way live up to what D-Link claims. Having purchased their DAP-1522 as well, I have been unsuccessful in streaming media between these two devices over 5ghz/N.
I would like to see the LED display on for longer than 30 seconds. D-Link says no way since it might cause burn-in. If perfomance is really important, check the Linksys WRT600N. More money, but you get what you pay for in this world.
In that case I would have eight separate gigabyte ports and backup for when one of the routers will eventually fail.This unit eventually failed. Not in a grand way such as a burst of smoke and instant death, but the display quit working making the menu and the stats useless, then the wired ports would drop so many packets that there would be a noticable delay in web surfing or copying files from one computer to the next.
I brought this router here on Amazon big mistake, I can't return for my money back, and of course they are way out of state from where I live in Toms River, NJ. I may sell on Ebay to try and get some money back to buy a better router.
This is a piece of garbage very poor design weak signal is the biggest problem, even with the three antennas. They even had recalls when unit was first put on market for miswired antennas. It caused bad performance problems I heard. LOL it couldn't be any worse then it is now unless you consider no signal. Two cans with string would give a better signal. For the price this unit is horrible. It should be priced way lower based on its performance.
Best bang for your buck! Finally had NO wireless issues WHAT-SO-EVER. Period!-=AND=- no more drop outs / lag problems during major game play. That includes 4 wired and 10 wireless simultaneous connection playing at the same time to 2 different MMORPGs.The only (and I MEAN ONLY) Drawback I've had is not being able to control port blocking as D-Link's in previous products.
Was at my door when I got home last night. I bought this router to replace the DIR-655, which is still working fine. However, my HP desktop has a dual band adapter, so I wanted a dual band router. Set up went very smoothly - no problems whatsoever. My desktop now runs twice as fast. I use all four wired ports - a) TIVO premier, b) WD MyBook 3 TB hard drive, c) Samsung internet enabled TV, and d) Slingbox.
is the router as good as, or better than the DGL-4500 for gaming? i am in need of a new router, and i need the best one for gaming AND other uses like wireless laptops and a computer. Please help me out and respond.
If you like electronic geegaws and other gee-whiz additions to what would otherwise be a garden variety router, this is your product. If you just need industrial strength routing power that lets you filter out popup-ads right at the firewall, get something that would be suitable for the office.This router tries to be all things to all people, and certainly has posure value provided that you let your geek-friends roam around in your network closet.
The 5Ghz band was so poor that I stopped using it on a wireless computer in an adjoining room since the 2.4Ghz was out-performing it.Understand that the 2.4Ghz radio isn't all that swell either. I'm able to register a higher signal strength from my widowed piano-teacher neighbor's router her retarded kid installed three years ago than I could get from this device. It was actually easier to hack another neighbor's wireless so the internet radio in the garage would operate without dropping packets and pausing the stream.
Answer: There sure is! Simple setting when you log into the router's software. I turned mine off at night as well. Great router!