How to Maximize Bandwidth in Cisco Routers

<P>Replace the antenna on the Cisco wireless router from the factory standard omnidirectional antenna to a unidirectional antenna. Firmly grip the existing antenna at the base and twist counter-clockwise until the antenna disconnects. Place the base of the new antenna at the connection point of the router and twist clockwise.</P><P>Angle the oscillating tip of the antenna towards the device that is using the </P><P>Internet, or the room in which the device is primarily used. Turn off the Cisco router and then restart it ten seconds later. Wait for device to start receiving new signal.</P><P>Reposition the Cisco router in an environment where many devices in multiple areas need access. Keep the router as high up in the room as possible, on a high shelf or cabinet. Keep the router away from obstructions, and never inside a drawer or enclosure, to ensure the signal is being transmitted as powerfully as possible.</P><P>Use only Cisco wireless cards (external and internal) in the devices being used for Internet access. Replace the card in the <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/computers/">computers</A> to any Cisco brand products, as the Cisco equipment is built to work together.</P>

How to Maximize Bandwidth in Cisco Routers

Replace the antenna on the Cisco wireless router from the factory standard omnidirectional antenna to a unidirectional antenna. Firmly grip...

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