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Old 22-07-2010, 11:30   #9
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Re: ADSL2+ router with WiFi N & Gigabit Ethernet?

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Originally Posted by Matt D View Post
LOL, no problem!


Anyone got or used a Linksys WAG320N?

How about a Billion?
I've been using the linksys WRT610N (OK so it's not ADSL2, but you'll get the idea) for probably a couple of years now. Most of the time it's OK, but I've never really got to grips with it's USB storage link thing. It's probably one of their earlier models so I did flahs it with third part firmware. Periodically, especially if the computer goes into standby it seems as if the IP addresses get "lost" requiring a reboot but whether that is a fault triggered by the computer or router I ahvan't a clue. Overall I'm happy with it and when we last held a LAN party there will have been one hell of a lot of leeched data passed through it over the course of nearly 48 hours and some 12 or so different computers.
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