I have a Linksys router that works quite well. It was no problem at all to
get it up and running. To be honest I can't think of anything they could
have done that would have made it easier to set up -- you just plug in the
same settings from your TCP/IP control panel, set your computers to use
DHCP, and you're set.
Sure, there were no Mac-specific instructions, but I don't think that it's a
limiting factor for all but the newest Mac users. If you know enough about
your Mac to know that your network settings are in the TCP/IP control panel,
it's a piece of cake.
(No offense intended to anyone here who does consider it hard.) ;-)
David
on 9/21/2001 8:37 AM, The Poulins at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Linksys seems to have the biggest corner of the router market. But they
> officially do not support Macintosh. To deal with this you meed to be
> familiar with the PC gargon and the basic elements of TCP/IP. Some
> Macintosh folks hate Linksys like they hate Microsoft.
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