Re: home router recommendation?
- From: nospam <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 11 Jul 2009 16:54:31 -0700
In article <missinglink-C0E773.19235511072009@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, RobertB
<missinglink@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The other thing I can't stand about LinkSys routers is their firmware
seems to be sub-par. For instance, a friend of mine had to get rid of
his LinkSys a couple years ago because any time he connected via FTP to
outside servers, the router would hang.
Hmmm. Not good. I use FTP from time to time.
there is absolutely no problem with ftp and linksys routers. i've been
using linksys routers for close to a decade and have found them to be
among the most reliable of all of the routers i've tried, including
d-link, netgear, trendnet, zyxel, speedstream, actiontec and apple.
the problem his friend had could have been something other than the
router, especially since he neglects to mention *which* linksys router
(there are hundreds) or what firmware version. it's no different than
someone saying 'my neighbor bought a mac and it keeps crashing' and
avoiding all macs because of it.
plus, some linksys routers can run custom third party firmware which
can go *far* beyond what other brands offer.
there really isn't much difference in low end routers, and most use the
same chipsets anyway. they all have their own quirks and issues.
.
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