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leeswin 12-01-2004 15:40

networking question
 
which networking brand do you prefer?

br3ach 12-01-2004 15:42

Re: networking question
 
Linksys, D-Link ...

There are loads of brands that pretty much all do the same thing in my experience

What are you after specificly? Or is it just a thread to gauge what people use themselves?

leeswin 12-01-2004 15:46

Re: networking question
 
just seeing what peeps are using and the general coverage

tkiely 12-01-2004 16:02

Re: networking question
 
i voted other as I have a mixture of Linksys and Cisco

Paul 12-01-2004 17:05

Re: networking question
 
All my networking stuff (wired & wireless) is Netgear.

Mr_love_monkey 12-01-2004 17:14

Re: networking question
 
I use the Buffalo Airstation.

Millay 12-01-2004 20:28

Re: networking question
 
I use 3-COM throughout, expensive but quality kit..

Xaccers 12-01-2004 20:35

Re: networking question
 
D-Link

Stuartbe 12-01-2004 21:45

Re: networking question
 
Cisco pix hardware firewall.
Cisco managed switch
5x servers / Mail server, file server, PDC, BDC Internet server (isa)
Ms isa server with 3 nics ( wan , lan , dmz ) on gateway behind router
Belking 54g (or 11g :) if you like ) wap
2 belkin wireless cards one pci with ext ant one pcmcia for laptop 54g 11g
IDS shell on pix firewall - sending to internal syslog server
Kerio personal firewall on each client for aplication level control

:cool: Cisco kicks bottom !!! :cool:


AND -- Nearly all of it payed for by work :) :D :) :D

- Deactivate big head mode - :D

Terminal 12-01-2004 22:22

Re: networking question
 
Belkin 11/54g

I would also recommend Cisco or 3Com if you can afford it.
We supply it to all our big companies because it is so reliable.

:)

th'engineer 13-01-2004 05:07

Re: networking question
 
belkin

OldGeezer 13-01-2004 07:36

Re: networking question
 
SMC router, D-Link switch, Netgear hub.

SOSAGES 13-01-2004 08:32

Re: networking question
 
to be honest ive happily used dlink netgear usrobotics cisco/linksys and belkin and ive had the same amount of grief from all makes :) it seems routers etc these days just dont like being updated with latest firmware and spend their whole lifes restarting or soem other bug i had a new linksys that didnt have any web interface and ive had netgears that couldnt get a connection on dsl but a dlink could...of course the dlink then overheated :) anyway after about 5 years of buying networking gear and returning it id say Netgear cheap and cheerful :) so im not to fussed when they cock up (which they will)

Millay 14-01-2004 14:34

Re: networking question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stuartbe
Cisco pix hardware firewall.
Cisco managed switch
5x servers / Mail server, file server, PDC, BDC Internet server (isa)
Ms isa server with 3 nics ( wan , lan , dmz ) on gateway behind router
Belking 54g (or 11g :) if you like ) wap
2 belkin wireless cards one pci with ext ant one pcmcia for laptop 54g 11g
IDS shell on pix firewall - sending to internal syslog server
Kerio personal firewall on each client for aplication level control

:cool: Cisco kicks bottom !!! :cool:


AND -- Nearly all of it payed for by work :) :D :) :D

- Deactivate big head mode - :D

Hmpf Jealeous now.. I thought I had a good home set up with my surestack hub and 2003 server.. me want more kit.

On another note, if people think routers are unreliable, why dont people, put there old windows 98 machine to good use and have that running ICS under the stairs or something.. surley wouldnt cost much more than a router to run, and you can simply restart it when it goes wrong...

Stuartbe 14-01-2004 14:40

Re: networking question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Millay
Hmpf Jealeous now.. I thought I had a good home set up with my surestack hub and 2003 server.. me want more kit.

On another note, if people think routers are unreliable, why dont people, put there old windows 98 machine to good use and have that running ICS under the stairs or something.. surley wouldnt cost much more than a router to run, and you can simply restart it when it goes wrong...

:D Sorry m8 - I dont know why people dont do this. I have found most of these home routers are unstable......

Hope you get more kit soon !!


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