Re: Netgear Cable DSL router?

[James Rice]

The FVS series have deleted the telnet server in favor of web interface 
only.  I've had issues with Mozilla and Netscape when flashing 
firmware.  So I use IE when flashing roms.  Actually we (the company I 
work for) use a lot of them and have sold a lot of the FVS series for 
use in customer's offices (in excess of 1200 in the past two years).  
I've had two die.


MnVikes wrote:
I use a Netgear RT314 router - The firmware is browser independent for
flashing/upgrading. In fact you can FTP into the router to upgrade the
firmware. Perhaps the fact that the RT311/314 were built by Zyxel makes them
different from other Netgear routers in this regard.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Rice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 2:05 PM
Subject: Re: Netgear Cable DSL router?
 

Netgear routers are platform neutral.  Pure IP routing and they use web
page setup. Netscape, Mozilla and IE all supported.  The only quirk I
have noticed is you have to use IE to reflash the firmware. I use them
for Wintel, Sgi Irix, Sun Solaris, NeXTSTEP on black hardware, Mac both
Classic and X, Linux and BSD, even DOS systems.
James
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Can anyone comment on how mac friendly Netgear
routers are? Frye's has the following for $0 w/rebate:
<http://shop1.outpost.com/product/3321502>
Would be used with G3/9.2.2 & Comcast.
All feedback appreciated,
BobT
     


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