Back when I worked in IT, we used a lot of watchguard products are they
were great.
You a pay more, but if you really need better performance/reliability
this will do it.
http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.aspx?EDC=1587371
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I think I'd use a Snapgear 300 series for a firewall, something wireless
for a wireless access point, and a separate modem.
I put these in at client sites, where they're rock solid, plus I've
personally been using a Snapgear 560 for quite a few years now (this one
does fail-over - I have multiple
iPhone;515559 Wrote:
> A Linksys WiFi Router that can have outside firmware loaded on it
> something like Tomato should work.
Specifically, the Linksys WRT54GL. The trailing 'L' denotes
compatibility with 3rd party firmware. I have mine loaded with DD-WRT,
and it's been rock-solid for years.
I just upgraded from a Linksys WRT54G to a Linksys WRT610N, ver 2. I am
very pleased with the upgrade. I highly recommend this router.
The version 2 is the currently shipping version from Amazon.
I had some weak points in my G network before the upgrade. Now it is
all solid.
This new route
You're not going to find anything remotely "professional" grade with
router, firewall, switch, and ADSL modem all in one.
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miniwaites;515498 Wrote:
> I'd suggest a Draytek - probably the 2820. Very reasonably priced too.
I wouldn't.
I moved to a Draytek 2820 after trying a series of other consumer level
routers. They all suffered from similar issues, with DHCP not working
reliably when using a large number of wifi
TheLastMan;515477 Wrote:
> Having tried about 4 different consumer grade models in my time I am
> rather fed up of dodgy DHCP implementations and routers that overheat
> and/or need rebooting once a week or so.
>
> Can somebody suggest a professional grade, bullet proof and stable
> router / swi
TEW-639GR
Mine has been running without a reboot for over a year. Plus it's the
only router I could find that can keep up with my 15mb/15mb internet
connection.
http://astore.amazon.com/vort-20/detail/B001P9XHHI
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I'd suggest a Draytek - probably the 2820. Very reasonably priced too.
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Having tried about 4 different consumer grade models in my time I am
rather fed up of dodgy DHCP implementations and routers that overheat
and/or need rebooting once a week or so.
Can somebody suggest a professional grade, bullet proof and stable
router / switch / firewall with decent firmware?
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