XPost: comp.mobile.android, alt.os.linux, alt.comp.os.windows-10   
   From: cariadmenywod@gmail.com   
      
   In , Char Jackson   
   suggested:   
      
   > If the two 802.11n AP's are operating as AP's and connected to the   
   > WRT54G via Ethernet cable, then you get the theoretical 100Mbps   
   > throughput of the WRT54G's embedded switch.   
      
   Thank you for that clarification since the two access points are wired to   
   the Linksys WRT54G (which itself is wired to the SOHO "n" router).   
      
   > However, if the 802.11n AP's   
   > are operating as clients and the WRT54G is their AP, then you're limited   
   > to the "g" of the WRT54G.   
      
   The two 802.11n APs are wired so they are using the Linksys as a switch.   
   Thanks for clarifying this as I had set it up based on a tutorial someone   
   wrote on alt.internet.wireless years ago.   
      
   That tutorial worked perfectly the very first time, so I didn't really   
   delve into the details since it just worked fine.   
      
   Same with setting up the access points. They worked the first time.   
      
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