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Originally posted by S1LV3R4D0
Well i dont know why the wrt54g is on that list. Mine has been using azureus, otherwise now known as vuse, fine for 3.5 yrs now but the too many connections thing isnt really a problem for me anyways so no biggie.
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
As far as wireless routers go, there's no beating the Belkin N1 router.
Originally posted by bracke
Ah. Didn't see you needed more than 4 wired ports. I'm sorry but that won't be easy to find unless you look for heavy company use routers.Just use a switch like I do.
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
I'm setting up a 1.5 Mbps MPLS connection at my CEO's summer house. It's around $800 per month, and completely unnecessary, but the guy's got a billion dollars, and likes toys.
Plus we're piping his phone system through a Toshiba PBX and back through the office because he says it sounds a little fuzzy.
It's good to be da king
Originally posted by brill
I use a Cisco 1200 series AP. Sure they are expensive but from a security standpoint one of the best available. One poster mentioned an 800Mb WAN port. What's the point? Unless you've somehow manged to get OC-X piped thru your home your bottlenecked here by standard conventions. Most DSL/Cable connections are capped at about 10MB/s. Having that type of LAN capacity is different though.
brill
Originally posted by bracke
Originally posted by brill
I use a Cisco 1200 series AP. Sure they are expensive but from a security standpoint one of the best available. One poster mentioned an 800Mb WAN port. What's the point? Unless you've somehow manged to get OC-X piped thru your home your bottlenecked here by standard conventions. Most DSL/Cable connections are capped at about 10MB/s. Having that type of LAN capacity is different though.
brill
I don't know about where you live but here we have 100/100Mbit connections. Some have 1Gb/1Gb and those with the previous mentioned ones will get their connections upgraded. Most good routers with 100/100 WAN ports often have througput at 80-90Mb and that's not enough even for a 100/100Mb fiber connection that I have now. You'll need at least 200Mb throughput. There is a D-Link that can acheive that and the Cisco one of course.