Wireless

[newaj]

That's slow because you are not using the right firmware of the router, I believe you are using a third party firmware. I am afraid you lose the warranty on it, too.

[baconismidog]

@newaj

Lol. Yer funny...

http://www.buffalotech.com/press/releases/buffalo-and-dd-wrt-collaborate-to-create-the-most-comprehe...

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http://www.buffalotech.com/support/downloads/airstation-nfiniti-wireless-n-high-power-router-access-...

[CapnSmith]

I don't recall where, exaclty, but I seem to remember hearing about a possible solution to the PPPoE slowdown issue with the DD-WRT firmware.

Try setting the MTU to Auto, I believe it defaults to Manual, and a default size when you originally set up the router for DD-WRT.

Another option is if the MTU is Auto, try setting it to Manual, and contact your ISP to see what MTU size they require, and set the DD-WRT accordingly.

[CaspianCanuck]

The saga continues:  WZR-HP-G300NH: Cannot get back to stock firmware after flashing non-Buffalo DD-WRT

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[CaspianCanuck · Accepted solution]

I finally ended up restoring the stock firmware and now the router works fine. I get a stronger wifi signal throughout the house than I did before with my old Linksys, and the PPPoE speed is back to normal.