What kind of router do you use?

[davidw]

What kind of router do you use?

[Shyguy]

Can't remember the model but its a 8-port D-Link wired router, thinking about going to wireless, but only after I get the laptop fixed, need a new HD, then will get a wireless PC card for it & a wireless router or access point, but being as they're about same in price probably a wireless router.

[mickwish]

I use a custom built IPCop (www.ipcop.org) router, wired to my wired LAN, then shared via a wireless access point to my wireless LAN.

If you already have a wired router, why get a wireless router? Just get an access point and extend your LAN! :D

When I got my WAP, they were about half the cost of a wireless router.

Cheers
Mick

edit: BTW, CC, I presume you only want to know about routers, not those with other non-routing wireless network devices like switches/hubs etc. Many folks seem to get routers and other network devices confused. ;)

[Siliconjunkie]

I have used Linksys, Smoothwall and IPCop. Currently using a Linksys router with 802.11g (b was WAY too slow for how I use my network).

[Roadkill]

Linksys / Cisco Systems model BEFSR41. (wired)

[davidw]

You are correct Mickwish

[NDC]

Using a Linksys BEFSR41 and Dlink614+

[gino x]

2Wire HomePortal 1000SW goin on wired, dad is on wireless.

All wired computers currently connect via my 5 port Netgear switch.

:)

[tmx468]

The cheapest @$$3D Zoom router my Dad could find. 1 ethernet port, and no wireless.

Bah. :)

[tgxiii]

Linksys BEFW11S4 Wireless-B with 4-ports. Everyone seems to like Linksys, so I got one. I hate it! The Port Triggering and Port Forwarding don't work properly. I have to keep resetting the settings. Once in a while, it drops my DSL connection, so I have to power cycle (I believe that's the term) the router. The only other devices near the router are a monitor and a DSL modem. It's just the most frustrating thing I've ever owned.

[Cowboybooter]

D-Link DI 714P+ Wireless Router( 802.11b ), with 4 wired ports and print server for wireless printing. Serves Cable broadband to 4 laptops.

:)

Bob

[Plum Ugly]

2- 16 port gigafast switches,2-8 port switches,1 4port switch.

[a Bill]

Wired. It's a green one. I had the blue one but the green went better with the carpet.

[roadtech]

Wired, Linksys BEFSR41 4 port router, 5 port workgoup hub to 10 port hub.

[roadtech]

Bill it's nice to see a fellow Marylander on the site. We are down here in Dundalk hon.

:wave: Kev & Rea

[davidw]

I use a WRT54G. I've got one wireless link and two wired (on the 4 port setup).

[Spyder]

D-Link DI 604

[crossedup]

Netgear MR814 4 port wired and wireless router uplinked to a 5 port netgear switch and an 8 port netgear switch.

Havent got all the ports filled yet but im trying. :)

[Cowboybooter]

If you are looking to get those ports filled, crossedup, why not check out FaD in the Xtreme Distributed Computing area! It's a surefire way!

:D

Bob