Recent content by gaping46and2

Try setting the channel width to 40Mhz instead of 20Mhz.

x2, OpenDNS is great for content filtering. It's also usually faster than the ISP's DNS servers.

Try a new cat5 cable.

What's wrong with connecting the router directly to the wall ethernet port, then to the PC and other devices?

If you don't need it now, I don't see any reason to do it until necessary.

^ 2nd...I have the same switch, bought used off ebay, and have the same issue (ports 15-23 I think). At first I thought they weren't working, but I've tested them all and they all function as they should. The LEDs are just dim.

Any router I've come home to not working has been a faulty PSU, not the router itself. Find another wall wart around the house with similar output voltage/amps and see if the DGL-4300 is in fact dead.

I'd get them to send a tech out to their distribution box to make sure their equipment is working properly. I had AT&T DSL service set up sometime last year, and when it was first installed, my modem would not connect at all. They sent out a new modem, and I tried a third modem I had on hand...

I just got the sb6120, and it's been great so far. I've never liked those all-in-one type units. They've never really seemed to be good at everything they do. I'd much rather have a dedicated modem, router/AP, personally. With the extra money you save you could get a refurb e2000 from here for...