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does it ever work through the router? What kind of internet ISP do you have? (DSL, cable, etc) What I had to do with my DSL was hook my DSL model to one of the "computer" switch p orts (1-5) on my router, not through the port marked "internet" on my wrt54G. Your router may have a similar problem.
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Originally Posted by Custom88
does it ever work through the router? What kind of internet ISP do you have? (DSL, cable, etc) What I had to do with my DSL was hook my DSL model to one of the "computer" switch p orts (1-5) on my router, not through the port marked "internet" on my wrt54G. Your router may have a similar problem.
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My WRT54GS has never let me down. I've had it for....well since Aug 2004.
But since you just want a WIRED router, then you have no need for a WRT54G or GS, I'd send yah my BEFSR41 for free if I could only find it. I've had THAT since 2001 and its NEVER once given me an issue, even when it was in a stack with a modem and a VoIP router on it and got quite hot.
If your current one is giving you problems, it'll probably do it again, you might as well go for a linksys. You can probably get a BEFSR41 on eBay for CHEAP.
But since you just want a WIRED router, then you have no need for a WRT54G or GS, I'd send yah my BEFSR41 for free if I could only find it. I've had THAT since 2001 and its NEVER once given me an issue, even when it was in a stack with a modem and a VoIP router on it and got quite hot.
If your current one is giving you problems, it'll probably do it again, you might as well go for a linksys. You can probably get a BEFSR41 on eBay for CHEAP.
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Lynksys seems not to like Mac...wirelessly anyway.
I found that both the lynksys routers at my place and my grandparents have been troublesom for my Mac to connect wirelessly while running the Mac OS. By cable is fine.
I still stand by linksys, aside from this I haven't had any problems with it. Luckily I got XP on the Mac
I found that both the lynksys routers at my place and my grandparents have been troublesom for my Mac to connect wirelessly while running the Mac OS. By cable is fine.
I still stand by linksys, aside from this I haven't had any problems with it. Luckily I got XP on the Mac
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I dont know guys I have installed many customers with linksys that burned out or were DOA. I just got back my N class linksys that I had in for service. I have had great luck with belkins and netgear.
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I've had 2 of the BEFSR41'* and they both gave me problems. I switched to a Belkin and it'* rock solid
Linksys wireless routers are another issue all together. Almost everyone I know with one has had problems.
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