You said:
I was just wondering, what is the difference between having a LEAF box
and just going out and buying a hardware router for fifty bucks.
I answer:
I have a $59 Linksys router and I forwarded some ports so that my
friends could play America's Army. It's the game from US Army.
Then after
A few days ago I posted:
I was just wondering, what is the difference between having a LEAF box and
just going out and buying a hardware router for fifty bucks.
I have since received many valuable replies. I did receive one reply from a
gentleman that I would like to post here for the LEAF a
I appreciate all the input I've received for this thread. I have had a
chance to put things into my own perspective.
I believe the greatest advantage LEAF has over a generic routers IS
awareness. In principle, most of us would prefer to have a relative
awareness of our surrounding: be it at h
A few weeks back, our ISP decided that they were going to upgrade the mail
servers. On the day they were upgraded we could no longer access the mail
servers. My wife, who was and still may be extremely pissed, spent two days
with the Technicians who could not help. At the end of the second da
At 02:46 PM 2/28/2004 -0800, John Wittenberg wrote:
A few weeks back, our ISP decided that they were going to upgrade the mail
servers. On the day they were upgraded we could no longer access the mail
servers. My wife, who was and still may be extremely pissed, spent two
days with the Technici
John Wittenberg wrote:
The real question becomes, why when using the mail server name when
connected direct from XP it works, where as having the LEAF box connected
using the mail server name does not work. Is there some difference when
using the ISP DNS versus going through the LEAF box with
