Yes you can use a WRT54G2 and WGA600N. The only problem is the WGA600N will be used with wireless G instead of N.
Networking help
Hi,
Gonna network the HR20 and PS3 which are next to each other. My computer is in next room only a few feet away. I want a wireless connection. Others have recommended Linksys router WRT600N or WRT610N with Linksys bridge
WGA600N. My question is can I use the Linksys WRT54G2 router with the
WGA600N. Thank you.
Gonna network the HR20 and PS3 which are next to each other. My computer is in next room only a few feet away. I want a wireless connection. Others have recommended Linksys router WRT600N or WRT610N with Linksys bridge
WGA600N. My question is can I use the Linksys WRT54G2 router with the
WGA600N. Thank you.
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What is the difference between G and N? Is it just a speed issue? and would the G be good enough or should I go with the N
N has better range and speed.
What are you using it for? DoD if fine with G.
What are you using it for? DoD if fine with G.
Gonna use it for DOD and PS3 online. Rather go with G because of price unless N is much faster. PS3 and HR20 are next to each other and computer is in next room so range shouldnt be issue. So do u recommend WRT 600N with WGA 600N or is WRT 54G2 good enough and which G adapter goes with it or use WGA 600N. Thanks again
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