What broadband router do you have at home?

[m2kewl]

cisco pix501

 

[Eltano1]

Nexland Pro100.

 

[Relayer]

Linksys BEFW11S4

 

[mboy]

webramp 700s which is now a Sonicwall Soho

 

[Mucman]

Originally posted by: spidey07
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.

Lil overkill?

Was using Freesco for 2 years... Now I have moved and am sharing a Net connection with the landlord... have no clue what
the router is . Not running any home servers anymore , which is ok because now I have a server at work connect to the
OC-3 (Cisco 7204 VXR)

 

[redls1]

I have the di 614, been through several linksys for some reason every 3 months they would die. Havent had one problem the d link.

 

[adlep]

Linksys BEFSR41

For more than two years already :Q
Paid like $120.00
I love that blue box!

 

[SaigonK]

ISB Wavelan

 

[Heretik]

Linksys BEFSR41

 

[bruzbros22]

Linksys BEFSR41 over here, also

 

[bobcpg]

Originally posted by: beyonddc
Linksys 4 ports router (BEFSR41)

dido

 

[andrey]

D-Link DI-714P+

 

[n0cmonkey]

An old Dell POS running the best OS ever released. Well, maybe not to you anyhow.

Hopefully, if I ever stop being increadibly lazy and put down the damn comics one weekend, Ill be replacing it with an Ultra 10.

 

[Doh!]

AMD 233 mhz box with 64mb EDO Ram. I got it to work with only passive cooling so it's quiet (have an ultra-quiet case fan facing the cpu).

 

[madwok]

DLINK DI704P and Speedstream 2624 . Love them both !

 

[40oz]

Linksys BEFSR41 also

 

[winr]

Zonet / 4-port.

 

[StraightPipe]

linksys BEFSR41 ($80) works great tech support is great if you don't know what your doing.

 

[ericlp]

Linksys 4 ports router (BEFSR41)

Don't know why I got it... Oh yeah... It was on sale. Seems if you want to get some stupid program to work like an FTP or web server... Seems someone has already done and just wrote a big faq about how to do it... No stupid not with your dlink router... But the Linksys...

I had a Dlink 704. Just seems like I couldn't get it to route the packets the way it was suppose to and D-links support .... SSSSSUUUUCCCCKKKKKSSSSSS!!!!!!
Never E-mail Tech Support you'll get some chinese guy that never figured out what you were saying in english and give you some canned message like did you replace the cable? Then you write back and say... Yeah I tried that. Second response did you turn it off and on? You pretty much give up after that.


But, to be honest I really like my dlink it's built like a tank and never failed on me. The only reason I got the linksys was because support and documentation... But that is good and bad... Since hackers will probably run some sort of Script to hack in your linksys since a lot of phreaks use them... And... I got this because I had 20 bucks just burining a hole in my pocket. Hmmm 20 bucks to experiment with another router? Hell, I got another 3 months to waste... Why not right?

 

[kehi]

For those of you running software as a router what is the easiest to setup for a DSL PPPoE connection? I am running BBIagent right now and it seems to be working great but lmk if you have come across others. I have a linksys router and I just want to try something different in my spare time. Thanks to all that responded

 

[BurnItDwn]

Iptables

 

[GeneralS]

Xsense Xrouter Pro MIH-130A. Did what I needed it to when I got it, but I've been very frustrated with it's port forwarding for a while now (limited to 10 ports, & NO range forwarding). It bites, and I'm short on cash

 

[Intelman07]

Netgear MR314 802.11b router.

 

[her209]

I have both a Netgear RT314 and just bought a FVS318.

 

[Logan826]

NetGear RP614