I since bought a wireless N adapter and today connected with the Dlink. With my old router, a Buffalo G with Tomato FW, I would get a strong signal and approximately 54 Mbps. From an ad for the Tenda router: 'How many times have you had to add a network bridge to help extend your home or office network? Well the Tenda W306R and W307R has an easy solution for you WDS (Wireless Distribution System), this allows you to bridge other routers to extend that wireless network.'īut I'm not sure if that means the Tenda has to be the main router or if it can be a bridge.Įdit: Meanwhile I also have a PC in my basement.

It has a function called WDS but I'm not sure what that all means. Not sure if the Tenda can be a bridge and there is no third party firmware support for it. I was going to use it as the main router but now I'm thinking to use the Dlink as the main router and the Tenda as the bridge. I also have a Tenda W307R router (got it for free for attending a seminar) which isn't the greatest.

Is there any way to tweak it to get a higher rate? Right now using wireless, I'm getting about 156 Mbps. But I still want a wired connection with the bluray player because it performs better that way. Right now I have it streaming to my bluray player as the main router. At first I couldn't get internet after the flash (I use PPOE) but figured out you have to go into services and enable PPPOE Relay (even though I had chosen it in setup). I'm back.Success!!!!! I just used IE 7 and flashed with the web GUI.

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