Recent content by imported_SuperVixen

Try using the short names of the technologies mentioned: G-Lite and VP and VC. As far as I know, most modems support this. Also, stay away from USB based modems! Use an ethernet one even if it costs a little extra. I used to work for an ISP here in Israel and USB ADSL modems made my life...

What is the advertised speed for your DSL connection?

What happens if you take the LinkSys out of the picture completelly? Does this still happen? If the only issues are browsing and usenet performance, do tracert google.com when this happens. If the pings are still tolerable, it may be some weird preasure on port 80. If the server IP doesn't...

If you write a little more about the IPs in the network, what changes were done when they changes providers and such I could probably help more. Also, PELarson is right. Get a decent NAT device to share your Internet connection. Having one with a built-in print-server doesn't hurt either.

I agree with ForumMaster. Using someone else's connection without their consent like this and chocking their bandwidth is simply wrong.

At the risk of sounding like a penguin hugger, I would recommend using a Linux machine as a router over a Windows box anyday...

It would probably do. What you need to look at in the specs is the "concurrent connections". I couldn't find the info for this one. Actually, for less money you can get the Safe@Office from http://www.safeatoffice.com/landing/buynow.htm . I know for a fact it supports 8,000 concurrent...