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mbpark · 09-30-2001, 12:54 PM

I haven't noticed those problems with Quake with the latest BIOS rev on them. Even DCC works. You have to work around allowing some connections for certain things like DCC, but for general web and ssh work, it's more than fine.

PPTP is the one thing I have issues with, however I'll have a workaround soon.

The Netgear is also a good product. They just make many good things, even NIC's (FA311TX NIC here).

However, I am more than pleased with the Linksys for my sister, since she can actually do work now.

09-30-2001, 12:54 PM	#3
mbpark Lecturer Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Carmel, Indiana Posts: 761	Linksys I haven't noticed those problems with Quake with the latest BIOS rev on them. Even DCC works. You have to work around allowing some connections for certain things like DCC, but for general web and ssh work, it's more than fine. PPTP is the one thing I have issues with, however I'll have a workaround soon. The Netgear is also a good product. They just make many good things, even NIC's (FA311TX NIC here). However, I am more than pleased with the Linksys for my sister, since she can actually do work now.

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