Okay, so I have my iMac, 
TV and Wii all in close proximity to each other in the family room and my wired internet is nowhere near it.
It seems like the iMac is sensitive to interference (most notably when the Wii is turned on) and when it loses wireless only a reboot will bring it back.
I blame the significant increase in FiOS adoption in my neighborhood and the large # of networks that have sprung up recently.
So I'm seriously considering buying a AEBS-n to connect the family room devices to each other via Ethernet and connect wirelessly to the main net, but I'd rather not have to buy two AEBS-ns.
I've disabled wireless on the FiOS router and use a Linksys WRT54G running Open-WRT. Can the AEBS-n connect to a non-Apply WDS network and activate the wired ports? Or, would I need to but a WRT54GL and hide the ugly beast?
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TV and Wii all in close proximity to each other in the family room and my wired internet is nowhere near it.It seems like the iMac is sensitive to interference (most notably when the Wii is turned on) and when it loses wireless only a reboot will bring it back.
I blame the significant increase in FiOS adoption in my neighborhood and the large # of networks that have sprung up recently.
So I'm seriously considering buying a AEBS-n to connect the family room devices to each other via Ethernet and connect wirelessly to the main net, but I'd rather not have to buy two AEBS-ns.
I've disabled wireless on the FiOS router and use a Linksys WRT54G running Open-WRT. Can the AEBS-n connect to a non-Apply WDS network and activate the wired ports? Or, would I need to but a WRT54GL and hide the ugly beast?
B
