The No Problem thread

cisco

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I thought perhaps a no problem thread would be nice for a change.
we see all the lynxsys problem threads, and I even had a netgear problem and got the answers
I needed from the knowledgable people here at anandtech forums.
Well if you have a problem free network,
talk about it here on the NO PROBLEM THREAD.

if thats to boring then, nevermind just go look for some problems, I'm sure there are plenty!!
 

cparker

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No problem here. Linksys 4 port router and 5 PCs, was working 10 minutes after taking it out of the box using default settings. Downloads on NT4 of approx 1.5 mbps under 95 of closer to 1.0 mbps using Time Warner
RoadRunner. Life is beautiful!
 

cisco

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Unplugged my cable during the lightening storm tonight when I went out and guess what, no problems when I can home!!!!!
 

barebottoms

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no problem here either.. and I don't want to know what &quot;is the best..<insert item here>&quot; I'll research that myself thank you.
 

Russ

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No problem here. Cisco 675 - Lynksys 4 port - D-Link DSS-8+ (two) and 11 PC's and nodes.

Russ, NCNE
 

cisco

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how about a thread about nothing, like seinfeld.
answer:&quot;sure, no problem&quot;!!


lol
 

dirtboy

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No problems with my home network...Netgear RT311, Intel switch, Comcast@Home.

No problems at work either. Multiple T1's &amp; ISDN lines, all Cisco switches, routers &amp; firewalls, multiple servers and over 100 workstations.
 

Damaged

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No problems with my home network:

Ascend DSL Pipe-S (SDSL).
Linux box functioning as a router/firewall.
Netgear FS 105.
CNET CNSH 800 (8 port autosensing switch).

Now down to 4 computers at home. Sold one, didn't need it. All works quite happily and well with SAMBA, ftp, http, etc. :)
 

mastertech01

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I have a simple network for my computer and my daughter to share cable and after the install was sucessfull no problems..:)
 

FUBAR

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No bad things (at least on my side) with a Cisco 675 on USWest DSL, up to 17 pc's and 1 10bT hub. Even got a linux box on the back side serving up FTP, web, and just about anything else that tickles my fancy for testing.

There was the fact that our service went down for a day, but that's not my fault. ;)

Now as soon as we get that static IP, and DNS routing, a real web and mail server, I'll have something to brag about.
 

iceliquid

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No problems here! Linksys 10mb hub networking 2 computers. 1 windoze 2000 and a win98 to share a dial up..haa haa. And a small printer :)

IceLiquid
 

Jakki0

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No problems here. I have 3 computers networked. 2 running win2k pro using netgear 310tx nics 1 comp (main) running winME using an SMC 1211 nic w/WOL. All tied together with a KINGSTON 5 port workgroup switch. Everything is fine. Protocols in use are TCP/IP and NETBEUI. Just finished setting up ICS on all 3 machines.

Oh!!! there is a problem (tiny one) can't get winME to do automatic logon. The win2k machines does. Tweakui don't help. Win98se did. anyway NO PROBLEM!!! just have to login on each boot.
 

Batti

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No problems here either. Many, many machines behind a Linux router and MediaOne cable. I use the setup to telecommute to work daily.

 

cisco

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no problem, except I almost swallowed an ant that was in my coffee,
glad it wasn't a roach, yuk...
the computers are good today!!!!