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General Maximus · 02-09-2014, 14:35

come back and let us know if it fixes the problem for you, I'll laugh my ass off if it does. I strongly recommend you go with your initial choice of the Linksys although you might want to rethink which model you are getting. Despite the fact that it has gigabit ports the wan to lan throughput (the max speed you are going to get off your internet connection) is 91mbits, so even if you are on 152mbits (as in my case), you will only get 91mbits. I suggest you pay the tiny bit more (£55 total) and get the EA2700 which will last you a lot longer in terms of wan to lan throughput (370mbits) and wireless because it is N600.

You have made a good choice, Linksys are very very good, I have been using them for donkeys and never had a problem with any of the routers I have had. £55 for the EA2700 is well worth it for the amount of use you are going to get from it.

As a foot note, one of the features that impresses me the most is that it can handle symmetric restricted cone variants.

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General Maximus cf.mega poster Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Lincoln Services: phone + 1gbit BB + SkyQ Posts: 11,021	Re: Nat settings on PS Vita? come back and let us know if it fixes the problem for you, I'll laugh my ass off if it does. I strongly recommend you go with your initial choice of the Linksys although you might want to rethink which model you are getting. Despite the fact that it has gigabit ports the wan to lan throughput (the max speed you are going to get off your internet connection) is 91mbits, so even if you are on 152mbits (as in my case), you will only get 91mbits. I suggest you pay the tiny bit more (£55 total) and get the EA2700 which will last you a lot longer in terms of wan to lan throughput (370mbits) and wireless because it is N600. You have made a good choice, Linksys are very very good, I have been using them for donkeys and never had a problem with any of the routers I have had. £55 for the EA2700 is well worth it for the amount of use you are going to get from it. As a foot note, one of the features that impresses me the most is that it can handle symmetric restricted cone variants.