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.
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That hardware router for 50 bucks isn't and doesn't have the necessary
flexibility for a very large number of situations.
Oh, and did I mention VPN? :D
I've recently switched my client from a hardware D-Link router to a
bering system using a specialised designed hardware with 4 ethernet
contro
At 04:11 AM 2/27/2004 +, joah moat wrote:
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.
This question is harder to answer than it used to be because, honestly, the
cheap routers have gotten better. Once,
joah moat wrote:
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.
Difference ? performance.
With Bering you can, by a careful hw selection,
easily obtain a 10Mb/s + router/firewall.
The fifty-bucks-things are
On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 23:11, joah moat wrote:
> 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.
>
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Don't disagree with anything said previo
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
