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Recommendation for office router

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Zim

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Our office has about a dozen machines that all require Internet access (via a standard cable modem). We're currently using a Linksys router but it's not particularly reliable (hangs up every now and then). Is there any such thing as a professional router for small offices sub $500 ? I'm looking for something that will be rock steady even under heavy traffic.
 
Originally posted by: Zim
Our office has about a dozen machines that all require Internet access (via a standard cable modem). We're currently using a Linksys router but it's not particularly reliable (hangs up every now and then). Is there any such thing as a professional router for small offices sub $500 ? I'm looking for something that will be rock steady even under heavy traffic.
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I've had success with a 3com when I was running a LAN for 20+ users.
 
Originally posted by: lilcamI've had success with a 3com when I was running a LAN for 20+ users.
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We're using a 3com switch at the moment and it's started acting up.

 
Originally posted by: Zim
Our office has about a dozen machines that all require Internet access (via a standard cable modem). We're currently using a Linksys router but it's not particularly reliable (hangs up every now and then). Is there any such thing as a professional router for small offices sub $500 ? I'm looking for something that will be rock steady even under heavy traffic.
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EPIA PD6000 + 512mb IDE Flash module + 256mb RAM + OpenBSD... like a rock. Comes in at $500 or so.
 
im running a cisco 831.. has great dependability.. but then again its cisco - you could also think about a linux based OS.. like freesco, ipcop or smoothwall they are a little advanced for the average user to setup, but theres nice forums, and support that will help for free..
 
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