on 7/6/01 7:26 AM, Gary Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> FWIW:
>
> I've had my MacSense/X-Sense router for well over a year and have had to reset
> it only once--due to an extended power failure. I've also got a UMAX U-Gate
> 3000,
> which works reliably as well.
>
I am using the XSense XRouter and was the one suggesting it. It uses NAT,
unlike the Linksys, but does require being unplugged every once in a while.
The NAT is a hardware firewall that will protect you from external probing.
Linksys requires additional software to come near the same level of
protection, but is not plagued with reset problems, and is a mass seller
instead of a specialty product.
Jim
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