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#30583 - 09/06/02 01:43 AM
Review: routers
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UGN's Resident Homo
Registered: 03/16/02
Posts: 599
Loc: TN
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i need a router so i can share my cable connection... i've seen some for as cheap as 30 dollars and some reaching the hundred range such as the lynksys(however you spell that). the guy at the store told me that everyone except the lynksys was worthless. however, i like cheap prices. just wondering if anyone could drop some reviews of routers, it would help me get in the know. thanks
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#30585 - 09/17/02 07:11 AM
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#30586 - 09/17/02 07:19 AM
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Registered: 03/02/02
Posts: 815
Loc: Ann Arbor
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i like my D-Link DL-704. It's quick, reliable, and has an easy html interface to set up with options like: DMZ hosting, optional remote administration, access control, DHCP, and virtual services. I pretty sure most routers have this stuff or at least they should. But at least mine doesent over heat like an SMC barricade........
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#30588 - 09/26/02 08:20 PM
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Registered: 09/26/02
Posts: 624
Loc: Underground
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Yeah i agree with Gizmo, but BackSlash if you want a good router than i think you should consider CISCO products, they're the best, empowering the internet generations, but as you said you like cheap pricess they're not cheap at all but they're the best you can get. I'd suggest you Cisco 2600 Router a really great one. I've used cisco routers for a long time, a lot's of cisco products and they're all pretty great. If you need any help around them or something just drop me a line.
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#30590 - 09/27/02 10:19 PM
Re: Review: routers
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UGN GFX Whore
Registered: 09/26/02
Posts: 624
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heheeh, if you want, i'll steal one cisco router 2600 from the lab of my cisco academy school and donate it to you eh ? hehehe...
Damn they're very very good, i like them a lot and use them every single day, they're so cool, but just so expensive too.
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#30592 - 10/01/02 12:25 AM
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UGN's Resident Homo
Registered: 03/16/02
Posts: 599
Loc: TN
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don't donate to gizmo for free, make him give you head or something...
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#30593 - 10/01/02 07:08 PM
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UGN GFX Whore
Registered: 09/26/02
Posts: 624
Loc: Underground
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well he sounds like a good guy so heheeh i dunno, maybe i send him one for free... than after that i make sure he gets a $1 milion dollars bill.
hehehehe
j/k
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#30595 - 10/05/02 08:52 PM
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UGN GFX Whore
Registered: 09/26/02
Posts: 624
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Cisco still Rulezzz hehehe
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#30597 - 10/19/02 05:03 PM
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UGN GFX Whore
Registered: 09/26/02
Posts: 624
Loc: Underground
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yeah the switch is cheaper but a switch can't compare to a Router SephiroX, there's a lots more options you can do in a router than a switch and there are differences in their role. Switch takes part in the layer 2 and Router in the layer 3 (OSI Model). Just a small explanation.
see ya
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