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router advise?

Sesshoumaru · 2005-05-23 11:23:16

I am looking for a router(wired or wireless) that can do qos. Does anyone have any recommendations? I am willing to spend upto 200 euro for a decent one. Thanks!

23-05-2005 11:23am

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Sesshoumaru

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I am looking for a router(wired or wireless) that can do qos. Does anyone have any recommendations? I am willing to spend upto 200 euro for a decent one. Thanks!

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#2 23-05-2005 12:01pm

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I'm looking for the same reasons and I'm thinking about a Linksys WRT54G for which there is lots of third party firmware available including QoS support. See LinksysInfo.org for more info.

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#3 23-05-2005 12:32pm

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ditto.

got one for exactly the same reason.

as far as QoS goes though, even the 3rd party firmwares only have basic functionality, not anything fancy.

HyperWRT is by far the best bet for your needs I would say, but it's far from perfect, and as I'm finding out, can be a real bitch to set up initially!

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