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Originally Posted by steveincolumbus
I have for the last few years always advised people to stay away from Linksys routers. For stability in a small office I recommend Cisco Pix series router/firewall. For home use netgear has been more stable than belkin and linksys for me.
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"He called it a router."
Nice, if the client is willing. I agree with you in concept, but I can only get people to spring for $500 components if they're serving commerce or other business-critical needs. Most are willing to power cycle junk once a week, and without some idiot firing up a torrent the consumer junk runs for awhile.
BTW, I've noticed a marked improvement in reliability of cheapo Linksys/Buffalo/etc. by switching to open or dd-wrt and a bit of buffer tweaking.
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