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Well there are a couple of routes for that. But I don't think it's going to work the way you want it to.

1. Create a bootdisk to allow access to the network to run the setup.

2. Use Acronis True Image workstaion to make backup images. The backup images can be restored using a bootdisk and a ...

Basic install or with drivers and such?

~ Mike

Then all you should need to do is plug the wan port on the wireless into the lan port on the wired and set the wireless routers wan to DHCP. It's kind double bagging and I don't know if you will run into any problems but thats how I would try it out.

~ Mike

Try dissconnecting all but your PC and run the speed test again. If the problem is still there try the laptop. Once you get a good speed test, start plugging things back in one at a time and do the speed test. As soon as the speed slows down you will have found the culprit.

~ Mike

Check out snapstream.com they have a software called beyond media which is kinda like media center. I would build a PC with a tv card in it. put a couple of 400gb SATA drives in it. Then setup shares in windows.

As for the range you should be good, possible that speeds will be slower the farther ...

oh opps... shoulda read it more carefully... lol

My suggestion is that you configure the wired router to do everything and use the wireless router purely as an access point. It will pull the dhcp from the wan router and everything should work fine. for example:

Wired router:
setup NAT and DHCP, make sure your internet is plugged into the wan port ...

Hello I have a cisco router, CISCO C828 (with non-working web-interface :( im sure this would be so much easier with that)

And i was hoping some one could give me a quick point in the right direction, i have about 10 nat rules, that i need to change the IP on, since i bought another machine and ...