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jporter12

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  1. I've only had one problem with my D-Link DI-634M. It's old, and certainly way out of production though. I have a nice mix of stuff here, Netgear, Linksys, D-link, built-in stuff on the laptops and PCs with the rarely being any issues.

  2. Sounds like someone's torrenting. The default router config keeps track of the number of connections for up to 5 days, and it sounds like you're running out.

    +1 to Inya and Tomato. Simple to install and it works. Find it here (Click).

    No torrents, there are only 2 of there that even know what a torrent is.

    Actually, I'll have to ask if the other person is running torrents when he's there....

  3. I understand your concern...but trust me on this one. Tomato and WRT are BEYOND better than the Linksys code.

    Google is your friend..I wouldn't lie to you.

    I know they are better, just call me lazy! Right now I have to try to get the PC in the alignment machine working reliably again. It's an old Win95 machine. I think all that's wrong is the CPU cooler fan going south, just haven't gotten to it yet.

  4. Have them go with Tomato or OpenWRT firmware instead of the stock Linksys code. If the ports works after a reboot, that's telling me it's a software issue..not a hardware issue.

    That's what I was thinking, too. I am the one that maintains all that stuff, and until I have used it myself, I'm not going to put a third party firmware on it. It's a later version, too.

  5. Yup, October 2009. Not "draft n" any longer. Hasn't really changed in 3 years.

    Yeah, from what I had read, all of them were pretty well standardized anyway, it just wasn't official. Good info to have!

    I do have to mention a quirk of the linksys router we use at work, it's a WRT54g which is a very common one. Once in a while, we have to reboot it. Very randomly, sometimes it twice a day, sometimes once a month. For some reason, anything wireless keep working, but nothing attached through the wired ports will work.

  6. Can't go wrong with a linksys, usually. That's what we have at work, router, switch, and access point. Just a small network, peerto peer, with about 8-10 computers connecting through it.

    For what it sounds like you'll need it for, you won't need any more than a "g". I rarely do anything that uses enough speed to need any more than it will do, and then I just go to the desktop that is wired.

  7. There were quite a few of them on that list that were specific variations of really good looking bikes. Example being thatr V-rod. The specific one they were talking about doesn't look nearly as good as the regular. I forget which one they showed, now....

  8. Mine isn't on there.:D

    Shoulda been....

    Something about the flat-ish top of the "tank" and the upper fairing, just don't look right to me on the FZR. Really dood, you should think of those of us that ride with you, and have to look at your bike. You can't see it while you're on it. :lol:

    In the end though, we all like something different, that's why there have been so many different designs over the years. Some of the bikes on that list shouldn't have been even close to called ugly, such as that Fireblade and a couple others.

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