Wireless travel routers require their own test method because of their unique capabilities and limitations.

We have a new standardized method for testing wireless adapters and bridges.

Updated - Our new wireless test method provides a more controlled test environment with automated testing for more comprehensive results.

We have updated our tutorial on how to crack WPA / WPA2 with even more powerful and easier to use passphrase recovery tools. We've also added tips for creating easy-to-remember but essentially uncrackable passphrases.

If you'd like to benchmark your router accurately, here's a simple way to do it.

Taking a social approach to fixing wireless problems can reap unexpected benefits.

Updated - With the growing number of three stream N products, we're streamlining our wireless test methodology.

This time, we take a look at an easier way to extend a wireless network, with devices that don't use WDS.

"How do I extend my wireless network range?" is one of the most-asked questions we get at SmallNetBuilder. The first article of this series looks at one of the primary techniques for WiFi range extension: WDS-based wireless repeating.

It's hard to run a trouble-free Wi-Fi network when everyone seems to have one. We'll show you how to get connected and stay that way.

Wireless networks secured by WPA / WPA2 can be cracked. But it's not as easy as cracking WEP.

This is the description of our original wireless test method.