DGL-4300 – the current all-all-end router to get? [decent money] [wireless connections]
Q: Ive had it with crappy low-end routers.
I like a decent money to spend on online gaming, torrents, stable LAN connectivity (b / n wireless / wired devices connected to the router), etc. .
This router is very stable and not spontaneously reboot, wireless drop, slow ride wireless connections, etc. .
Near as I can tell, the DGL-4300 is the king moment.
Let me know if you disagree, and why. .
Also, no router “break-throughs” come when I must wait?
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
smoothwall or custom rolled linux routers are much much better imho
Clueless as to what you just said, so I did a quick search on these. I'll be danged.
So, let me get this straight, an old computer (say a Dell 433 celeron) with a couple of 10/100 network cards running Linux plus a good switch could function better than an out-of-the-box router?
Tell me more!
I run 69 different users through a smoothwall box, P3 450, 256MB memory. Haven't rebooted it in months (UPS) until I got a kernal update in the last round of patches, and decided to reboot it.
think about it….comptuer, with dedicated, 450Mhz proc, 256MB memory, versus a router with what…120Mhz CPU, and 16 or 32 MB memory.
Hrrm..how do you manage wireless, though? Do you have to have a third device – a wireless access point, as well?
I have never actually used a wireless router as a router, only as an AP…
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
smoothwall or custom rolled linux routers are much much better imho
Clueless as to what you just said, so I did a quick search on these. I'll be danged.
So, let me get this straight, an old computer (say a Dell 433 celeron) with a couple of 10/100 network cards running Linux plus a good switch could function better than an out-of-the-box router?
Tell me more!
I run 69 different users through a smoothwall box, P3 450, 256MB memory. Haven't rebooted it in months (UPS) until I got a kernal update in the last round of patches, and decided to reboot it.
think about it….comptuer, with dedicated, 450Mhz proc, 256MB memory, versus a router with what…120Mhz CPU, and 16 or 32 MB memory.
Hrrm..how do you manage wireless, though? Do you have to have a third device – a wireless access point, as well?
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
smoothwall or custom rolled linux routers are much much better imho
Clueless as to what you just said, so I did a quick search on these. I'll be danged.
So, let me get this straight, an old computer (say a Dell 433 celeron) with a couple of 10/100 network cards running Linux plus a good switch could function better than an out-of-the-box router?
Tell me more!
I run 69 different users through a smoothwall box, P3 450, 256MB memory. Haven't rebooted it in months (UPS) until I got a kernal update in the last round of patches, and decided to reboot it.
think about it….comptuer, with dedicated, 450Mhz proc, 256MB memory, versus a router with what…120Mhz CPU, and 16 or 32 MB memory.
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
smoothwall or custom rolled linux routers are much much better imho
Clueless as to what you just said, so I did a quick search on these. I'll be danged.
So, let me get this straight, an old computer (say a Dell 433 celeron) with a couple of 10/100 network cards running Linux plus a good switch could function better than an out-of-the-box router?
Tell me more!
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Re:smoothwall or custom rolled linux routers are much much better imho
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Re:I would suggest taking a look at a Cisco 1800 series ISR (http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5853/index.html). It's not too bad for the price.
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