on 30/03/04 01:11, Kyle Hansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/29/04 9:25 PM, Brian Scott Oplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into
the Cybertrough:
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV
I plan to get an AirPort+Modem for my home, but for my office I'd like to
get a less expensive option that will let me wander the office and outside
area.
Ideally it would be something that would work equally well with a 15 PB
as well as a Windows XP laptop.
If anyone has recommendations,
Any 802.11g Linksys will work. But it'll have to be configured using the
Windoze laptop. After that it act the same as an Airport.
N
on 3/29/04 10:02 AM, Timothy J. Luoma at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I plan to get an AirPort+Modem for my home, but for my office I'd like to
get a less
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 09:02 AM, Timothy J. Luoma wrote:
I plan to get an AirPort+Modem for my home, but for my office I'd like
to
get a less expensive option that will let me wander the office and
outside
area.
Ideally it would be something that would work equally well with a 15
PB
I run a mixed network here as well. I use a US Robotics 802.11g Turbo
router. It has 100Mbs capacity, both wired ports and the wireless.
Works great. It replaced an SMC Barricade 802.11b router that I had
nothing but trouble with.
I highly recommend the USR router.
Rad...
Timothy J.
One other note, this router is configured via a web browser, so you can
config it with a mac.
Rad Craig wrote:
I run a mixed network here as well. I use a US Robotics 802.11g Turbo
router. It has 100Mbs capacity, both wired ports and the wireless.
Works great. It replaced an SMC Barricade
Interesting. I have used Linksys in the past. Have had not great luck
with the products but good luck with the support.
Configure via web is also interesting.
One thing I forgot to mention was important is RANGE. I hope to find one
with enough juice to give me a good amount of space to
On Mar 29, 2004, at 8:23 AM, Rad Craig wrote:
I run a mixed network here as well. I use a US Robotics 802.11g Turbo
router. It has 100Mbs capacity, both wired ports and the wireless.
Works great. It replaced an SMC Barricade 802.11b router that I had
nothing but trouble with.
My SMC
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Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 07:34:14 -0800 (PST)
From: Timothy J. Luoma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 802.11g base units besides AirPort?
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I had the same one you had initially, worked about 2 weeks and died,
they replaced it. It worked sporadically for the last year, needing to
be powered off and back on frequently to keep it working. Then it
finally died completely, just out of warranty.
That's when I got the USR. I have used
On 29/03/04 11:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc), and 2.
Apple
interfaces..
I did have an
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc), and 2. Apple
interfaces..
Well at work I will be the sole
My thoughts on this were that the Apple unit was more compatible and more
reliable...
You asked about where.. I got my new one from www.wegenermedia.com; they had
a clearance on the early dual ethernet units. I just went checked there:
they're out of the early units (like I got), but they've
You can get a refurb from Apple for $169 (without modem and antenna
connectors) or $199 with the extras.
smiles,
Jamie
On Mar 29, 2004, at 10:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My thoughts on this were that the Apple unit was more compatible and
more
reliable...
You asked about where.. I got my
For me, ignorance may have been bliss.
On Mar 29, 2004, at 9:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc),
and 2. Apple
At 7:34 AM -0800 3/29/04, Timothy J. Luoma wrote:
Interesting. I have used Linksys in the past. Have had not great luck
with the products but good luck with the support.
Configure via web is also interesting.
One thing I forgot to mention was important is RANGE. I hope to find one
with enough
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV units, but I also connect with my 802.11g PC card with my
older TiBook. Rather easy to set up and work very well for me.
Brian
--
G-Books is
On 3/29/04 9:25 PM, Brian Scott Oplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into
the Cybertrough:
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV units, but I also connect with my 802.11g PC card with my
older
Kyle Hansen wrote:
On 3/29/04 9:25 PM, Brian Scott Oplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into
the Cybertrough:
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV units, but I also connect with my 802.11g PC
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