I just replaced a Buffalo home wifi router. It had been in service maybe
6 years. Long time. Cost more back then, but it never gave problems.
That says a lot to me regarding Buffalo.
But what we do today is use the linksys G routers others are using,
except we turn off the nat plug the wan into
Jonathan,
Are you in the US? When I went to Buffalo's website, they say the
injunction is still in force and they can't sell to the US market.
Do you have a particular model number in mind?
On April 21, at 6:47 PM April 21, Jonathan Schmidt wrote:
> I've used the same list and when I got t
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I've used the same list and when I got to Buffalo I stopped. I have
installed wireless routers and bridges (especiall
April 21, 2008 5:48 PM
To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Household WiFi router? Was Re: Future
I've used the same list and when I got to Buffalo I stopped. I have
installed wireless routers and bridges (especially to IQeye hi-res cameras
w/multi-megapixel images) and the
Hi,
We use both Linksys and Netgear. Yes, they have problems... but when we
are giving it away free, we have to balance "number of reboots required
per year" vs. cost of the router. ;)
Travis
Microserv
John Valenti wrote:
Travis,
Could you share what hardware you use for the wireless fir
I've used the same list and when I got to Buffalo I stopped. I have
installed wireless routers and bridges (especially to IQeye hi-res cameras
w/multi-megapixel images) and these never had been rebooted in a year and
a half...and, the connection is like a wire...no lockups, no hiccups, no
strange
