All I really did is run several speed tests to different servers on the Internet to get a somewhat accurate estimation on what my real speed is. AT&T tells me I have 6mb down and 768k up, but I get more like 5.2mb down and 600k up. Then I set the Tomato bandwidth settings to about 90% of the up/down numbers. After that, I put the IP address of my ATA into the "Highest" category and left the rest as default, and it pretty much worked from there. I put a static DHCP into the Tomato so the ATA always gets the same IP.
A friend has a Zyxel and has had great luck with it. Sorry, I should have mentioned that. I had high hopes for the D-Link considering it was the latest/greatest but oh well!
Scott
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