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First you need to survey surroundings with some wifi survey tool.<br />
RDP works just fine over wifi-g?
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First you need to survey surroundings with some wifi survey tool.
RDP works just fine over wifi-g?

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yes it does. Only wifi issue is is thick walls. Lots of them. Current router is a Linksys Wag120n, but I need better. Faster. With 3g/LTE failover. Linksys router has a failed Ethernet port. All network functions work fine, but as I say I need faster, better.
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yes it does. Only wifi issue is is thick walls. Lots of them. Current router is a Linksys Wag120n, but I need better. Faster. With 3g/LTE failover. Linksys router has a failed Ethernet port. All network functions work fine, but as I say I need faster, better.

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You need MORE, bigger+faster is not not a fighter for thick walls.
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You need MORE, bigger+faster is not not a fighter for thick walls.

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Good afternoon. <br />
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Looking for suggestions - the best router for a MS network. VPN used extensively. Needs speed on Wireless too (hopefully) so users can use Pastel over wireless instead of being stuck with a network cable. <br />
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Tx
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Good afternoon. 

Looking for suggestions - the best router for a MS network. VPN used extensively. Needs speed on Wireless too (hopefully) so users can use Pastel over wireless instead of being stuck with a network cable. 

Tx

Best adsl router for small MS network

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