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well yea i have delt with Cisco routers and switches, but i don't need that kind of Big busness level equipment Hell my father has trouble with the home network.... cause he forgets abotu the encryption and has me troubleshooting for an hour before he says.... " whoops i forgot that"....
Lyksis is good, easy, user friendly, does nto offer any kind of bandwith managment but in a household you don;t relaly need to do much of that.
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| Dr. EvilCheeze wrote: | Linksys is not very good... is generally easy, and is CHEAP.
You get what you pay for. . |
Basic homeowner grade stuff. Depends alot on the model,But their are other brands that are gererally better.
Linksys is.....well better than nothing |
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as i said, networking for dummies...
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