@GamerGeek You can try using the tpPLC untility to observe the data rate of every PLC device on your network - thus locating a potential bottleneck - details. Also you may go trough this FAQ regaring...

@financialguy When setting a router in WDS mode you should use an IP address in teh same network subnet as your main router. I..e. if your main router is with IP address 192.168.1.1 I would suggest...

@hopkins Take your time, meanwhile I can point you to a story that I set an ADSL modem router in bridge mode to avoid the double NAT using another wireless router as a main router.

@Vivica As you stated " ...when I click on survey it won't detect the 5 GHZ from the ISP router " does that mean you can't see the 5GHz SSID at all, or you can see and select it but building the WDS...

@Leray22222 Of course the main router is responsible for offering the IP addresses to other APs in network and their clients. If its DHCP server fails to offer these IP addresses, APs and their...

@CloudZero That's usually a cable issue - CAT5e would suffice but sometimes it depends on the cable quality. Changing the cable would be the best approach for this type of issue.