what router brand do you have?

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what router brand do you have..??  

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  1. 1. what router brand do you have..??


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I use a d-link dir-655. I upgraded from my old linksys wrt54g(the router everyone and their dog has had) because i wanted both wireless n support as well as wired gigabit. Works great and doesn't need restarted anywhere near as often as that damn linksys did(which was annoying).

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Cisco at home, it's dud, need to have it repalced under warranty.

Netgear at home as a bridge. Has stopped working. Another dud.

Linksys at work. Awesome, but the one I used to have at home died. Dud.

I have a bad habbit of buying duds.

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2 FiOS Actiontec routers acting as MoCA bridges to split coax tv signal and internet signal. Buffalo HP N300 (DDWRT) router is connected to the internet serving Actiontec.

I have a 2nd internet connection which is a docsis 3.0 cable modem with an old D-Link DGL-4300 router.

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Asus RT-N16 running Tomato. I upgraded to this router as it supports well over 100mbps throughput, so will be perfect for when Virgin upgrade us later this year.

IPV6 and a VPN server was also very easy to setup thanks to Tomato :)

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remixedcat

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I like how extreme has no votes and no one has said anything about them... mainly considering extreme doesn't manufacturer routers... only switches.

sssshhh!!! ;-)

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