I have to second the linksys suggestion. I have the 4-port router and wireless access point combo(available for $149 at www.pcmall.com) and I am extremely satisfied. They are really easy to set up. I set up my 5 machines in less that 30 minutes. Mine seems to be secure for what I need. And I frequently have LAN parties where I have 8-10 people using the wireless and speeds are fine.
> > I suggest looking into a Linksys 4-port (or more) Cable/DSL router. I am > able to run my Win2k box and Slackware Linux off of the same DSL connection > with some amazing speeds. The router cost (on sale) $79 with an in- store > rebate of $20. Not to mention I still have 2 more ports available. Check > out www.linksys.com. > > Good luck, > -earle. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 7:39 PM > Subject: Home Networking > > > > Finallly getting cable and I was hoping of implementing a home network of > > Xp and 1 dual boot win/linux client running on win 2000 server home > > edition. > > > > I was hoping of setting up a relatively "cheap" secure solution with > > remote possibilities, however i wouldnt mind (would you recommend?) having > > a dedicated shitty box for the FW rather than just a FW app (Tiny or Zone) > > running on the main server.? Any personal recommednations of good home > > cable routers to get or any other mapped topolgies of how anyone else has > > set out their home system is appreciated.. > > > > Regards, > > Nick > > > > > > <br> _______________________________________________________________________________ This E-Mail was sent with Webmail from http://www.echostation.com. However, Echo Station, NovaTech Web Services, or any other affiliated company take no responsibility for the content or appropriateness of any email sent utilizing this service.
