Hi guys,
I've been running my AM200 and WRT54GL for a while now and I'm very happy with them. Long story short I lent the WRT to my brother and kid sister. I've been using a BT Voyager 2091 until they get their own router purchased, and thus return my WRT.
The only problem is, the Voyager 2091 is cack at handling my 24 meg ADSL2+ connection (22.5Mbps sync). It syncs a fair bit lower than my AM200 (or any other router I've tried in the past) and throughput is a good 600KB/sec lower
I was wondering if, by leaving the AM200 in half-bridge on a separate subnet as usual, there was any way to use the 2091 just as a switch/wifi point? Obviously the AM200 has the modem abilities I want, but isn't a wifi device and we have five PCs in the house (three of which are wifi only laptops and netbooks).
With the WRT having an ethernet WAN port this wasn't a consideration, but the 2091 is a 'normal' ADSL modem/router combo with an RJ11 WAN port. Is there any way to set up the 2091 to accept the internetz from one of its ethernet ports, and basically act as a wifi point for the other PCs in the house, while still allowing my own desktop to connect via ethernet on another port?
Hopefully I've explained this sufficiently. All help gratefully received
I've been running my AM200 and WRT54GL for a while now and I'm very happy with them. Long story short I lent the WRT to my brother and kid sister. I've been using a BT Voyager 2091 until they get their own router purchased, and thus return my WRT.
The only problem is, the Voyager 2091 is cack at handling my 24 meg ADSL2+ connection (22.5Mbps sync). It syncs a fair bit lower than my AM200 (or any other router I've tried in the past) and throughput is a good 600KB/sec lower

I was wondering if, by leaving the AM200 in half-bridge on a separate subnet as usual, there was any way to use the 2091 just as a switch/wifi point? Obviously the AM200 has the modem abilities I want, but isn't a wifi device and we have five PCs in the house (three of which are wifi only laptops and netbooks).
With the WRT having an ethernet WAN port this wasn't a consideration, but the 2091 is a 'normal' ADSL modem/router combo with an RJ11 WAN port. Is there any way to set up the 2091 to accept the internetz from one of its ethernet ports, and basically act as a wifi point for the other PCs in the house, while still allowing my own desktop to connect via ethernet on another port?
Hopefully I've explained this sufficiently. All help gratefully received
