Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the difference?
-Laurent.
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On 06/06/02 11:05, Jeremy Derr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday, June 6, 2002, at 09:55 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the difference?
Gateways just move packets between networks, Router can redirect
packets to specific places. Most routers also can act as a
On 06/06/02 11:18, lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the difference?
Gateways just move packets between networks, Router can redirect
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I thought I would switch to another brand ;-)
What about the SMC Barricade? Anyone have any comments about this router?
Anyone seen any router comparison lists?
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What about the SMC Barricade? Anyone have any comments about this router?
Anyone seen any router comparison lists?
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I've heard very good things about the SMC Barricade, and that it
supports Appletalk. I think if you check out some of the Network forums
at DSL Reports, it
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
What about the SMC Barricade? Anyone have any comments about this router?
I've been using the SMC Barricade for about 10 months. Works like a
champ. Web interface for administration.
Lee
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