http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=370
At 12:15 PM 1/13/2006, warpmedia Poked the stick with:
There's more than a few good firewall/routers with hackable linux firmwares from few vendors, Linksys & Buffalo are two. They give you a lot more than simple content filtering.
None of the ones I've looked at have > 10Mb for the WAN connection which is going to be an issue soon with cable bandwidth creeping over 10Mb.
FORC5 wrote:
vpn router with some nice key word blocking ability built in but you may be right, recently set up a dlink for a customer and it had the ability to check itself for firmware updates. Router live update. :-)
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At 12:05 PM 1/12/2006, Winterlight Poked the stick with:
fvs ? I take it the 318 is a router.... I can't reset my Netgear 314... well, I can turn it off and on but that doesn't do anything.
I was thinking the same thing but after doing some looking around I think routers have come a long way... better interfaces, better security, built in wireless, ... and companies like Belkin, Dlink, SMC offer lifetime warranties.... where as Netgear gives you a year. Besides, the last Netgear product I bought sucked = a Gb NIC. And, of course, they are very cheap. After rebates and sales I paid 50 bucks for my Netgear 314, which, four years ago was a great price. Now for a wireless with all the same features, and more the retail is going to be $52. Plus you get a modern up to date firewall .... I think my 314s last flash was June of 01 of course I don't want to do this unless I am sure this is the problem.
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