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|    Message 761 of 2,348    |
|    Larry Riffle to Art Wakefield    |
|    Re: Netgear    |
|    28 Jan 04 10:41:28    |
      From: ljriffle@adelphia.net              Art Wakefield wrote:              > Sorry if this post belongs somewhere else but it is really 2 questions.       >       > 1) I have a linksys 54A+G router. I am thinking about a Netgear 108Super-G       > router. Anyone have any experience with these? Is 108G really 108G or just       > a firmware trick to make the user believe it's 108G. Without being too       > skeptical, what I'm saying is can you notice the difference (wife transfers       > lots of digital cam pics, home movies, etc...to the main server).       >       > 2) Is the Netgear FWAG114 Prosafe Dual Band Router VPN good for this? It's       > +A with turbo mode sounds intriguing (supposed to provide 108 in turbo       > mode - I currently run a +A and really love the 5.2Ghz). I need the VPN to       > properly log into my server from the road.       >              Exactly what I'm trying to do with an FWAG114. There's an error in the       doc and I can't get remote from anywhere to config. Only works with a       hard coded endpoint. I have to get it from some DHCP server and reconfig       thru the FWAG114 web interface before I can start the VPN while traveling.              > BTW, reason for switching. 3 requests to Linksys support and over a month       > without a reply to any of them. They were great until 3com bought them.       > It's a shame. Blue's such a cool color too.              Pretty much describes my experience with Netgear over the above problem.       Keep looking.              >       > Any help is appreciated.       >       > Art       >       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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