ericlp
Diamond Member
Anyone know a good router to use with BT?
Problem, Got a Linksys a BEFSR41, But BT connections are crappy and the status light always is yellow never green. Even if I put the BT server on as the DMZ addy it still has bad results.
Solution, I put a Hub before the router, plug in hub, green status light and 150+ fast connection speeds. Seems I can connect to way more seeds and peers.
So, I made a old Celeron as a server machine, Put it on the hub (don't care if it gets hacked), kept the rest of the machines on the VPN behind the linksys. This was working pretty well not too long ago, then I started having problems getting BOTH Router and BT server on at the same time. I read now that the 3COM surfboard cable modem will only provide a single MAC addy to connect too.
So, how do you get around this? Buy a new/better router? I've been looking at putting in two nics in the BT server and port forward. Are there any good diagrams on how this is done? Any good links?
Thanks!
Problem, Got a Linksys a BEFSR41, But BT connections are crappy and the status light always is yellow never green. Even if I put the BT server on as the DMZ addy it still has bad results.
Solution, I put a Hub before the router, plug in hub, green status light and 150+ fast connection speeds. Seems I can connect to way more seeds and peers.
So, I made a old Celeron as a server machine, Put it on the hub (don't care if it gets hacked), kept the rest of the machines on the VPN behind the linksys. This was working pretty well not too long ago, then I started having problems getting BOTH Router and BT server on at the same time. I read now that the 3COM surfboard cable modem will only provide a single MAC addy to connect too.
So, how do you get around this? Buy a new/better router? I've been looking at putting in two nics in the BT server and port forward. Are there any good diagrams on how this is done? Any good links?
Thanks!