What broadband router do you have at home?

kehi · Feb 27, 2003

Just wanting to see what everyone was using these days

Spyro · Feb 27, 2003

My linux box.

NeoMadHatter · Feb 27, 2003

D-Link 614+ here.
Siemens SpeedStream 2614 at home

Nosaj · Feb 27, 2003

siemens 2614 ($9 :Q)

APB · Feb 27, 2003

Siemens Speedstream 2601: free after $10 rebate a week or so ago at Outpost.com/Fry's.

titanmiller · Feb 27, 2003

D-Link DI-614+ even though I dont have broadband.

stash · Feb 27, 2003

astaro

beyonddc · Feb 27, 2003

Linksys 4 ports router (BEFSR41)

Abzstrak · Feb 27, 2003

speedstream 2624

GT578 · Feb 28, 2003

BBIagent(floppy-based linux router) running on an AMDk6-3 450mhz, 128mb of PC100 RAM.

Linksys and Intel NIC inside the box.

Slogun · Feb 28, 2003

My Netgear RT314 still going strong.

skyking · Feb 28, 2003

486 w/evergreen technology 120mhz chip, 32mb of fast page ram, 1.2 gig seagate, freebsd 4.5.

Zucarita9000 · Feb 28, 2003

Linksys BEFSR41 over here, also.

Fuzznuts · Feb 28, 2003

cisco 2503 and rh 8

rw120555 · Feb 28, 2003

I have a Netgear rp334, which includes built-in support for Homepna 2.0. If price is no object and you want homepna 2.0, then this is the best router to get. In retrospect, however, I probably would have been just as well off buying a regular router and an ethernet/hpna bridge, such as the Netgear PE102.

teknodude · Feb 28, 2003

Netgear DG814 ADSL Modem/Router - a compact little box, runs well and looks pretty slick into the bargain!

jrenna · Feb 28, 2003

I have the D-Link DI-614+. Am waiting for the D-Link DWL-120+ USB Adapter to come out in March.

Strych9 · Feb 28, 2003

Linksys BEFSR41

dbwillis · Feb 28, 2003

Linksys BEFSR41

Friday · Feb 28, 2003

BEFSR11, the one port version that I dont this is made anymore.

TJN23 · Feb 28, 2003

D-Link DI-614+.

piasabird · Feb 28, 2003

Linksys 4 ports router (BEFSR41)

Woo Hoo!

TAandy · Feb 28, 2003

Netgear DG814 after frying my DLink 504 and getting totally pissed off from getting no response from their Tech Support :disgust:

spidey07 · Feb 28, 2003

cisco 4500 - one four port sync, one four port ethernet, one four port token ring.

-edit- doubles as a frame-relay switch, BGP/eigrp/ospf/rip route, dial-in and source-route translational bridge.

rb56 · Feb 28, 2003

SMC Barricade... Over two years old and it's been shut off less than a half a dozen times.

rb56

What broadband router do you have at home?

Diamond Member

Diamond Member

Platinum Member

Senior member

Member

Platinum Member

Diamond Member

Senior member

Platinum Member

Senior member

Platinum Member

Lifer

Golden Member

Senior member

Golden Member

Member

Senior member

Golden Member

Banned

Member

Golden Member

Lifer

Diamond Member

No Lifer

Senior member