Just wanted to make sure there wasn't something unusual set up here.
They typical way things are configured is you have a DSL or cable hookup
which goes to a combo router, firewall, hub and wifi box. From that box
all your devices either connect to the wifi or are hardwired to network
ports on
I would not consider a Linksys router for any reason. In fact if you were to
invest in an Apple router you will get a device that is by far superior in
security than Linksys routers. Linksys use to make some good stuff, but just
not the case any longer. ALthough if you insist on buying a Linksys
Hi,
no. You should be able to use the router you have.
Ricardo Walker
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On Apr 14, 2012, at 10:52 AM, Marc Rocheleau wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The subject describes my overall question but I'll provide some
> details so you
Well, you are going to be using a router no matter what so none of your own
computers need to be involved with sharing any internet connections.
I personally recommend Linksys for home routers; most have a decent web
interface for configuration and they have four hardware network ports plus you
Hi all,
The subject describes my overall question but I'll provide some
details so you have a better idea of what I'm looking at.
Right now I have my computer upstairs in my room. If I got a Mac this
year like I'm planning to, I'll still be living with my parents for
another year and they use our
