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th3r3turn, on 05 May 2012 - 08:38, said:

WOW really, its like cheap and doesnt support NAT. Best to install DD-WRT, makes a big diff!

no NAT????

[+remixedcat]

I am also really really considering getting the new AMPED WIRELESS!!! router that has USB sharing and dual band!!! I'll first get a larger capacity USB HDD and then get that router and hook it up to it! can't wait!

[TheLegendOfMart]

Netgear, never had any issues with any Netgear products I've had over the years so they still get my pennies.

[THE_OBSERVER]

remixedcat, on 05 May 2012 - 09:02, said:

no NAT????

i had alot of issues with my xbox and this router, all cause a NAT issue. I had to disable upnp and then port forward abunch of ports. And if you have more than one xbox you will more issues with NAT. It does have NAT but doesnt support it very much. Install DD-WRT and problem solved.

[Miuku.]

Cisco fibre router and 2 DLink's, DAP-1353 and 855-E (We have a wireless bridge between two buildings).

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th3r3turn, on 05 May 2012 - 09:09, said:

i had alot of issues with my xbox and this router, all cause a NAT issue. I had to disable upnp and then port forward abunch of ports. And if you have more than one xbox you will more issues with NAT. It does have NAT but doesnt support it very much. Install DD-WRT and problem solved.

Lots of issues with NAT with xboxes my lil bro and centurylink have duked it out over xbox performance stuff for quite a while...

[The_Decryptor]

It's probably just lame uPnP support, if it works when you manually port forward that's a pretty good hint.

I'm using miniupnpd on my router (Works fine with the 360), it does uPnP and NAT-PMP. Unfortunately while it does port forwarding and pokes holes in the firewall, it doesn't talk to the v6 firewall, so I still have to manually configure ports and allow them just for v6 traffic (Useful for some things and not others, I don't want UDP going out over my v6 tunnel for example, but TCP is fine)

Edit: I will say though, NAT-PMP looks so much simpler than uPnP. NAT-PMP uses like 3 different packets to do everything, uPnP relies on other specifications and does everything through XML, but it also does a lot more than just port forwarding.

[insomniac9]

Netgear router provided by my isp

[osuwildlifer]

TrendNet Wireless N Gigabit router. POS, I know. But no real problems with it to speak of, other than the incredibly bad English used in the options menus.

[Ridlas]

I use the one built into my Cable Modem which is a Arris DG950.

[ThaCrip]

ASUS WL-520gU

it's a pretty good Wireless-G router running DD-WRT as it's got 4MB flash with 16MB of RAM

i have had a uptime of 4xx days (with DD-WRT) on it and it would have went longer if it where not for the power going out.

[lcg]

At home I have a BT Business Hub (2Wire 2700HGV). I also have a Netgear WGR614 router but I can't use it at home because it's a cable router, and we only have ADSL.

remixedcat, on 05 May 2012 - 09:03, said:

I am also really really considering getting the new AMPED WIRELESS!!! router that has USB sharing and dual band!!! I'll first get a larger capacity USB HDD and then get that router and hook it up to it! can't wait!

Are you sure you don't work for Amped Wireless?

[Robbie Ride]

Netgear DGN2200

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lcg, on 05 May 2012 - 21:54, said:

At home I have a BT Business Hub (2Wire 2700HGV). I also have a Netgear WGR614 router but I can't use it at home because it's a cable router, and we only have ADSL.



Are you sure you don't work for Amped Wireless?

I don't have any connection with them at all... don't even know anyone that works there... LOL....

[+Ely]

Netgear WNDR3700, thinking to upgrade to the WNDR4700 when it comes out http://www.netgear.com/wndr4700#