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My old belkin router can not handle bittorrents and I want to buy a wireless
router that works well out of the box. I don't want to fool around with
custom firmware. I want to unbox it, plug it in, configure it and have it
work. I know this has probally been asked and answered a hundred times but
thanks for the help.
Todd
"Todd Hayslett" <trhisdone@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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: My old belkin router can not handle bittorrents and I want to buy a
wireless
: router that works well out of the box. I don't want to fool around with
: custom firmware. I want to unbox it, plug it in, configure it and have it
: work. I know this has probally been asked and answered a hundred times but
: thanks for the help.
:
: Todd
:
I don't know a router that can't "handle" torrents.
Pick any?
"Cork Soaker" <spank@themonkey.net.invalid> wrote in message
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> "Todd Hayslett" <trhisdone@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:ef0e$47973506$cef8e755$973@NAXS.COM...
> : My old belkin router can not handle bittorrents and I want to buy a
> wireless
> : router that works well out of the box. I don't want to fool around with
> : custom firmware. I want to unbox it, plug it in, configure it and have
> it
> : work. I know this has probally been asked and answered a hundred times
> but
> : thanks for the help.
> :
> : Todd
> :
>
> I don't know a router that can't "handle" torrents.
>
> Pick any?
>
>[/color]
Maybe I should have been more precise. I need a router that can run 24/7 and
handle the thousands of connections that requires and not need to be
rebooted every hour. Yes I know I can go buy a $300 router that will do
whatever but I want something cheaper.
Todd
Cork Soaker wrote:[color=blue]
> "Todd Hayslett" <trhisdone@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:ef0e$47973506$cef8e755$973@NAXS.COM...[color=green]
>> My old belkin router can not handle bittorrents and I want to buy a
>> wireless router that works well out of the box. I don't want to fool
>> around with custom firmware. I want to unbox it, plug it in,
>> configure it and have it work. I know this has probally been asked
>> and answered a hundred times but thanks for the help.
>>
>> Todd
>>[/color]
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> I don't know a router that can't "handle" torrents.
>
> Pick any?[/color]
d-link 604T. terrible at p2p, works best with a timer on the power to turn
off every hour or so
i've used netgear 834gt without any probs
"Todd Hayslett" <trhisdone@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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: "Cork Soaker" <spank@themonkey.net.invalid> wrote in message
: news:fn7l9c$qbk$1@registered.motzarella.org...
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: > "Todd Hayslett" <trhisdone@yahoo.com> wrote in message
: > news:ef0e$47973506$cef8e755$973@NAXS.COM...
: > : My old belkin router can not handle bittorrents and I want to buy a
: > wireless
: > : router that works well out of the box. I don't want to fool around
with
: > : custom firmware. I want to unbox it, plug it in, configure it and have
: > it
: > : work. I know this has probally been asked and answered a hundred times
: > but
: > : thanks for the help.
: > :
: > : Todd
: > :
: >
: > I don't know a router that can't "handle" torrents.
: >
: > Pick any?
: >
: >
:
: Maybe I should have been more precise. I need a router that can run 24/7
and
: handle the thousands of connections that requires and not need to be
: rebooted every hour. Yes I know I can go buy a $300 router that will do
: whatever but I want something cheaper.
:
: Todd
:
You get what you pay for.
I used a Draytek Vigor 2800G, which works fine. If it gets stuck for
sessions, it just resets, but I've never managed to make it do that (it's
predecessor, 2600G did it a few times).
Aye, it's a bit more expensive mind.
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 07:43:13 -0500, "Todd Hayslett"
<trhisdone@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>My old belkin router can not handle bittorrents and I want to buy a wireless
>router that works well out of the box. I don't want to fool around with
>custom firmware. I want to unbox it, plug it in, configure it and have it
>work. I know this has probally been asked and answered a hundred times but
>thanks for the help.
>
>Todd
>[/color]
Todd;
Take a look at the Netopia 33xx-ENT series. They are enterprise grade
and most models cost around $100+/-. We run dozens of them in 24/7
financial transaction applications and they perform flawlessly.
see [url]www.netopia.com[/url] - broadban routers
Bob