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Old 04-02-2013, 10:27 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by quoddle View Post
By better wifi I mean that the WNDR has 450& 450 speed and has better coverage through the house. With the DG834GT I struggled to stream HD videos in some rooms.

Unticking "Use Router as DHCP Server" under LAN Setup on the WNDR but leaving everything else the same still didn't work.

Please would you clarify what you mean by "define your calibre Service" and how I do it?
You missed the 'Use as an Access Point' part.

Defining a "service" depends on the router Make/Model.
Netgear has a 'Services' screen, where you name a service, then define the port(s) and type (TCP or UDP). Most routers have something similar.

Once a Service is configured. It can NOW be used (appears) in the port forward list.

BUT
If you move the WAN input Cable to one of the Wired LAN ports, many WiFi Routers behave as an Access Point (No routing). No port forward, no services. Just better WiFi
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