[SOLVED] Two routers, 1 Windows?

Yes, I know what has been said several times before! I was going to put the Buffalo as the primary router, and it will have the wire coming out of the phone socket, with the ADSL filter; so it would be connecting me to the ISP. Is there are reason this won't work? After, you yourself recommended it.

Sycthus, he is not suggesting it will not work. He is only pointing out that if you have both Wireless G and N connecting to the WAP, that the Wireless N signal will degrade unless the WAP specifically supports "simultaneous dual band". This simply means that while the WAP is connected to both signals only Wireless G will be used. The device does support both signals but not at the same time. He simply suggest that for better performance, the Wireless G devices should use your older WAP.

Thanks, Digerati - I was not aware of this limitation.

Those simultaneous dual band routers are not cheap either:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...nc.-_-33122326

http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CEEQ8wIwAw#