Depends how you look at it; the simple claim that you are holding a
list of 15 residential business class routers at the /S/t/a/t/e/ /D/e/
p/a/r/t/m/e/n/t CompUSA who are active members of the Communist Party
(defective/defectors, whatever) is rather like Senator McCarthy
himself...
On 19-Dec-07, at 9:42 AM, Tal Cohen wrote:
You want me to name names? Kind of McCarthy-ish no? :)
I think the last one we tried was just a bad unit. The port-forwarding
feature is flaky (some of the entries work and some don't) and we keep
needing to reboot the router for IMs to work. We tried updating the
firmware, but to no avail.
Regards,
Tal Cohen
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Subject: Re: [BBLISA] Router Recommendation
Tal> Can anyone recommend a decent router for a small office?
Tal> NAT/NAPT, VPN, Firewall, WiFi are all required.
I use 'm0n0wall' at home and it works great. http://www.m0n0.ch/ and
I run it on a WRAP router board. It can run on anything. I have a
seperate Wireless Access Point for the wireless side of things. It's
just simpler.
Tal> We tried a number of residential "Business Class" routers but
Tal> they are all pieces of [EMAIL PROTECTED] They either don't do NAPT or they
Tal> just up and die.
Names please?
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