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On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Chuck Young wrote: > I have had problems with my Linksys requiring a re-flash twice, this problem > I never had with the netgear, which also has a nice serial console port. I > have dealt with both as far as tech support goes as well and found Netgear > more knowlegable and more willing to give an RMA. YMMV. > > If I was buying again, I would go with the netgear. My $.02 Two points, both repeats. 1) I was at a presentation by Netgear a few months ago, and they listed several advantages of their units over the Linksys ones. From memory, they were: - Metal case with two fans vs plastic case with no fan (this might have been a larger unit) - Software from SonicWall is more robust, firewalling more flexible - There have been versions of the Linksis ROM where the admin pages would only work with Internet Explorer - Serial console port 2) I advocate getting a separate WAP so it can be physically powered off when not in use for the ultimate in security, and so it can be more optimally located if reception is a problem. Grain of salt not included. ------------------------------------------------------------------- DDDD David Kramer http://thekramers.net DK KD "The most likely way for the world to be destroyed, most DKK D experts agree, is by accident. That's where we come in; DK KD we're computer professionals. We cause accidents." DDDD -Nathaniel Borenstein
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