Every linksys I have had dies in a year. I may have a spare one you cheap dog. The netgear firewall is the best Router I have brought so far.
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Every linksys I have had dies in a year. I may have a spare one you cheap dog. The netgear firewall is the best Router I have brought so far.
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got it up and running... looking good so far. Heading over to the 2nd pc now.
I just got a netgear router, working wonderfully.. and best of all: $50 in rebate money.
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Me loves Netgear stuff.
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If you were a zombie and I had to kill you, I'd feel sad.
We use netgear switches on all our oiltankers, I just don't have any experience with their routers. The install went smooth; same with the firmware upgrade. So far things are looking great. Any recommendation on a need to keep Zone Alarm? Is it just overkill or a good practice?
I still run it on all my PCs. Maybe I'm paranoid but I figure if I get some kind of wierd Trojan on my PC that wants to send out me Credit Card info to sdome Russian haxx0r site Zonealarm might just stop it.Originally Posted by [AK]Nuts
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If you were a zombie and I had to kill you, I'd feel sad.
I'm currently running a Netgear Switch and a Netgear Router.. Had the switch for about 3 years now, not a single problem.. mainly the reason I went with them for the router (plus the $50 rebate).
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