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> I have some media flex units here. They work REALLY well!!! If you have
> a house that a normal wireless router has
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Cisco 851's run about $$300 and the 871's run about $450.
John Thomas
Travis Johnson wrote:
> I was hoping to find something a little more "user friendly", as the
> company buying isn't real tech savvy. Something with a nice web gui
> and easy to understand settings.
>
> Travis
> Microserv
>
>
SL & Wireless, Inc
> IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
>
>
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> From: "Jeromie Reeves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "WISPA General List"
> Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 12:54 PM
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Ruckus media flex are over $100.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 4:41 PM, Jeromie Reeves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Whats not under $100?
>
Replying to my own response...but since Wallyworld(Walmart) carries these, you
might see many, many more of them.
Scott
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I agree with that - power really sucks here.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 4:45 PM, Jeromie Reeves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wonder what model/release your having issues with? Ive got a WRT54G
> with over a 150day uptime. I would say maybe 2% of my users have UPS's
> so every 10~14 days everything
Rural Central California
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>>> Behalf Of RickG
>>> Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2008 5:54 PM
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>>> Subject: Re: [WISPA] routers
>&
I already responded, but a bit late on this thread. I have a USB flash drive
loaded with all flashes of DD-WRT that I carry all the time. Anytime I run into
a WRT54g/ GL/ gs/ I have all DD-WRT firmware to zap them. Best thing since
sliced bread if you ask me.
Scott
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I agree with Jeromie on this. Everytime I run into a WRT54G/GS I load DDWRT on
them. I have NEVER had a problem out of these home routers after doing that if
they are setup correctly. Last I looked, they had many more coversions of home
routers with athero's chipsets(DDWRT). I have even used the
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> wrote:
>> Jeromie Reeves wrote:
>>> Have you been changing the firmware on them?
>>
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Stock firmware that is
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I wonder what model/release your having issues with? Ive got a WRT54G
with over a 150day uptime. I would say maybe 2% of my users have UPS's
so every 10~14 days everything is reset. Maybe the craptastic power
out here is helping network stability with forced power cycling =-)
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008
ofito
>> 209-988-7388
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>> Providing High Speed Broadband
>> to Rural Central California
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>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
>> Behalf Of RickG
>> Sent: Sunday, Sept
Thats the first thing I do, update the firmware. Sometime it helps but
usually not. The darn things just are flaky!
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Jeromie Reeves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you been changing the firmware on them? The majority of the
> problem with consumer routers is the
ntral California
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> Behalf Of RickG
> Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2008 5:54 PM
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>
> Consumer routers are going to be the death of me. I've tr
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:13 AM, David E. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeromie Reeves wrote:
>> Have you been changing the firmware on them? The majority of the
>> problem with consumer routers is the software is built 'fast and
>> lose'. I find the WRT54G/GS units to work well once changed.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:45 AM, Charles Wyble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeromie Reeves wrote:
>> Have you been changing the firmware on them?
>
> Ah yes I was going to mention that.
>> The majority of the
>> problem with consumer routers is the software is built 'fast and
>> lose'. I find the W
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
> Have you been changing the firmware on them?
Ah yes I was going to mention that.
> The majority of the
> problem with consumer routers is the software is built 'fast and
> lose'. I find the WRT54G/GS units to work well once changed.
Yes a marked improvement in performance
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
> Have you been changing the firmware on them? The majority of the
> problem with consumer routers is the software is built 'fast and
> lose'. I find the WRT54G/GS units to work well once changed.
We buy the Linksys WRT54GL (basically, the old/good WRT54G before they
started
Have you been changing the firmware on them? The majority of the
problem with consumer routers is the software is built 'fast and
lose'. I find the WRT54G/GS units to work well once changed. Same for
the 150/160N. The next largest issue is that they skimp on the
hardware resources, the 310 has 32mb
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Consumer routers are going to be the death of me. I've tried almost
all of them. Every year the off the shelf retailers take turn
providing the better unit, or worst unit depending on how you look at
it. As Travis said, consumers are not techies and can only han
Consumer routers are going to be the death of me. I've tried almost
all of them. Every year the off the shelf retailers take turn
providing the better unit, or worst unit depending on how you look at
it. As Travis said, consumers are not techies and can only handle a
browser configurable router tha
On Sun, 21 Sep 2008, Travis Johnson wrote:
>I was hoping to find something a little more "user friendly", as
>the company buying isn't real tech savvy. Something with a nice web
>gui and easy to understand settings.
Find the hardware platform and look at m0n0wall, Smoothwall,
ClarkConnect and
I was hoping to find something a little more "user friendly", as the
company buying isn't real tech savvy. Something with a nice web gui and
easy to understand settings.
Travis
Microserv
Butch Evans wrote:
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Travis Johnson wrote:
I'm looking for a recommendati
www.routerboard.com might have some useful items.
Travis Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a recommendation on an Ethernet router (two ports or
> more) that is somewhere in between a $50 Linksys and a $500 Cisco ASA.
> Something that will do some basic QoS would be nice. Any suggestions?
We do this too but we also have needs for routers that are multi-port
ethernet.
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I very much wish there was a decent midrange router with this many ports for
StarOS. There are several powerful boards
form-factor 5-9 port routers.
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> On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Travis Johnson wro
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Travis Johnson wrote:
>I'm looking for a recommendation on an Ethernet router (two ports
>or more) that is somewhere in between a $50 Linksys and a $500
>Cisco ASA. Something that will do some basic QoS would be nice. Any
>suggestions?
Mikrotik's 400 series routers are ver
Hi,
I'm looking for a recommendation on an Ethernet router (two ports or
more) that is somewhere in between a $50 Linksys and a $500 Cisco ASA.
Something that will do some basic QoS would be nice. Any suggestions?
thanks,
Travis
Microserv
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we've found transient power can reset DD-WRT on the buffalo APs. It
only has to happen once to be a pain. Never saw this with openwrt
based buffalos. My remote office runs on a generator that cuts over
to inverters and causes power burps! I thought this problem was due
to our setup, until I ha
I have used many WHR HP's with openwrt and ddwrt and never had the
dhcp server stop (some have 20PC's on them). I have v24 rc2 09/04/07
on most of them, iirc I went to RC3 about 2? 3? weeks ago. I would
roll back to this version or one very close and see what happens. If
the dhcp keeps going out I
What do you use for your wireless cpe?
Carl Shivers wrote:
I recently bought a batch of Buffalo AirStations, which run WHR-HP-G54.
Based upon recommendations, I also installed DD-WRT in order to improve the
OS, I thought, and so I have functionality I wouldn't normally have, like
SNMP.
Th
I recently bought a batch of Buffalo AirStations, which run WHR-HP-G54.
Based upon recommendations, I also installed DD-WRT in order to improve the
OS, I thought, and so I have functionality I wouldn't normally have, like
SNMP.
These are working fine except for one problem, on several, we have
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Butch Evans wrote:
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Travis Johnson wrote:
Does anyone have a source for "generic" 802.11b firewall/routers
that are cheap? The last two places have run out of stock.
Depends on what you mean by "cheap" and by "firewall". For a
router with real firew
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Travis Johnson wrote:
Does anyone have a source for "generic" 802.11b firewall/routers
that are cheap? The last two places have run out of stock.
Depends on what you mean by "cheap" and by "firewall". For a router
with real firewall capability you can go with Mikrotik RB
Hi,
Does anyone have a source for "generic" 802.11b firewall/routers that
are cheap? The last two places have run out of stock.
Travis
Microserv
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>
>Checkpoint has one for under $400 too. I forgot about that one. Dual wan
>with wireless. Kinda cool.
>
>I've not tried one yet, but did see them at ISPCon.
>
>laters,
>marlon
>
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cdw.com carries the Cisco 851W for $379.
John
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cdw.com carries the Cisco 851W for $379.
John
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>Checkpoint has one for under $40
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Who has a lifetime warranty?
KyWiFi LL
Trendnet has a 5 year warranty. Closer to lifetime than most.
pd
Peter R. wrote:
Who has a lifetime warranty?
KyWiFi LLC wrote:
Yes, I'm serious. Lots of companies offer a lifetime warranty.
If they have a good product, they should stand behind it. If
their product is junk, then...
Shanno
On 2/8/07, Brian Whigham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, 2007-02-08 at 12:50 -0600, Matt wrote:
> What I would like to know is what is the cheapest router that is
> supported by OpenWRT?
I'd almost guarantee it's the Buffalo WHR-G54S. I've only one so far.
It's been at grandma's house doing
> What I would like to know is what is the cheapest router that is
> supported by OpenWRT?
I'd almost guarantee it's the Buffalo WHR-G54S. I've only one so far.
It's been at grandma's house doing a 300' link in client mode. It's
been installed almost a year now, without a hiccup (not even a reb
On Thu, 2007-02-08 at 12:50 -0600, Matt wrote:
> What I would like to know is what is the cheapest router that is
> supported by OpenWRT?
I'd almost guarantee it's the Buffalo WHR-G54S. I've only one so far.
It's been at grandma's house doing a 300' link in client mode. It's
been installed almos
Shannon,
Who elsefor example offers a lifetime warranty?
Ron Wallace
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>Subject: Re: [WISPA] Routers
>
>Yes, I'm serious
Those _are_ Netgear routers. The thread was looking for consumer grade
routers. All sub hundred dollar wireless routers are going to lose their way
periodically and require power cycling. This particular router has Atheros
chipset and it's priced for throw away so you don't have to waste more on
What I would like to know is what is the cheapest router that is
supported by OpenWRT?
http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardware
Matt
Hey guys, I hope some of you can enlighten me on what is the best line of
router out there for home and small business. We have used linksys and netgear
and th
We use WAR boards but if it's resi wireless LAN needed, these work fine
http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html. They have Atheros chipset and are
$22 delivered. Throw them away when they die. All the consumer grade stuff
Those look like Netgear routers. We run PPPoE and have always had
trouble
Follow the link I pasted http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html.
Anthony R. Mattke wrote:
Where are you finding those boards for $22 a piece?
-Tony
cw wrote:
We use WAR boards but if it's resi wireless LAN needed, these work
fine http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html. They have Atheros chip
y 08, 2007 9:03 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Routers
Who has a lifetime warranty?
KyWiFi LLC wrote:
Yes, I'm serious. Lots of companies offer a lifetime warranty.
If they have a good product, they should stand behind it. If
their product is junk, then...
Shannon D. Denniston, Co-Fou
Who has a lifetime warranty?
KyWiFi LLC wrote:
Yes, I'm serious. Lots of companies offer a lifetime warranty.
If they have a good product, they should stand behind it. If
their product is junk, then...
Shannon D. Denniston, Co-Founder
KyWiFi, LLC - Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
"Your Hometown Broad
Probably also disables the part 15 compliance as well, I'd bet.
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Ross Cornett wrote:
>
Hi,
I currently have over 2,000 Linksys routers installed... probably closer
to 3,000. They have the same failure rate as every other brand we tried
(Belkin, Netgear, Dlink). The big advantage for us is Linksys' RMA
procedure is all online, and you can do 20 or 200 at a time. We save
them up
Where are you finding those boards for $22 a piece?
-Tony
cw wrote:
We use WAR boards but if it's resi wireless LAN needed, these work fine
http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html. They have Atheros chipset and
are $22 delivered. Throw them away when they die. All the consumer grade
stuff last
ineer
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I too have that idea in action, but the port forwarding options are non
existant... There has to be something out there that works...
Thanks for the feedback.
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Ross Cornett wrote:
We have used linksys and netgear and their broadband routers have not held up very well.
No matter what brand of router you're talking about, you'll find a
number of people who say "wow, that's junk" and an equal number of
people that say "wow, that's awesome."
With that
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Hey guys, I hope some of you can enlighten me on what is the best line of
router out there for home and
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Nothing. We have to deal with low quality in a commodity world.
However another way t
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On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, Ross Cornett wrote:
Hey guys, I hope some of you can enlighten me on what is the best
line of router out there for home and small business. We have used
linksys and netgear and their broadband routers have not held up
very well. Anyone have any ideas as to what they are u
We use WAR boards but if it's resi wireless LAN needed, these work fine
http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html. They have Atheros chipset and are
$22 delivered. Throw them away when they die. All the consumer grade stuff
lasts the same length of time.
Ross Cornett wrote:
Hey guys, I hope some
warrantees.
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RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
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When we used bridged CPEs, we installed TrendNet, Linksys, or Netgear
routers. All of them have held up for about 4 years now. Several
failures on the Netgears, which were the majority, but we also bought
them in bulk and as refurbs. That's what is cheapest and appears to work
well. We now inst
When we used bridged CPEs, we installed TrendNet, Linksys, or Netgear
routers. All of them have held up for about 4 years now. Several
failures on the Netgears, which were the majority, but we also bought
them in bulk and as refurbs. That's what is cheapest and appears to work
well. We now inst
esday, February 07, 2007 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Routers
Ross Cornett wrote:
Hey guys, I hope some of you can enlighten me on what is the best line of
router out there for home and small business. We have used linksys and
netgear and their broadband routers have not held up very well.
Ross Cornett wrote:
Hey guys, I hope some of you can enlighten me on what is the best line of
router out there for home and small business. We have used linksys and netgear
and their broadband routers have not held up very well. Anyone have any ideas
as to what they are using and what works
Hey guys, I hope some of you can enlighten me on what is the best line of
router out there for home and small business. We have used linksys and netgear
and their broadband routers have not held up very well. Anyone have any ideas
as to what they are using and what works best? I am tired of
good to me and the routers work like a charm.
Tom Andrews
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Privett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: "WISPA
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Friday, April 14, 2006 16:39Subject: [WISPA] Routers>I am in
the market for a n
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Jory Privett wrote:
I am in the market for a new router and came across a company
called ImageStream. From everything I can find that make a good
product at a fair price. Has anyone ever used one of these or
heard anything about them??
I have used them. They are very
I am not sure Jeff Broadwick is on this list but he is on the
ISP-wireless list.
George wrote:
Bo Hamilton wrote:
Never used them but I hear they are very good.
Bo
Same here.
Isn't the owner on this list?
George
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Never used them but I hear they are very good.
Bo
Same here.
Isn't the owner on this list?
George
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Never used them but I hear they are very good.
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On 4/14/06, Jory Privett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am in the market for a new router and came across a company calledImageStream. From everything I can find that make a good product at a fair
price. Has anyone ever used one of these or heard
I am in the market for a new router and came across a company called
ImageStream. From everything I can find that make a good product at a fair
price. Has anyone ever used one of these or heard anything about them??
Jory Privett
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