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    1. #1
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      Is there a hard reset button on the bottom of the router?



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      So I did try to hard reset the router and nothing changed. I ended up just buying another router and taking back the old one in the new box and telling them that it didn't work . All fixed now. Thank you for the help!! Phillip

    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by PhillipM
      So I did try to hard reset the router and nothing changed. I ended up just buying another router and taking back the old one in the new box and telling them that it didn't work . All fixed now. Thank you for the help!! Phillip
      Schweeeet !!!

      I am a fan of the D-Link DGL-4300. If not only for the Gigabit Ether.... but the WPA2-PSK/AES WEP2 encryption and you can ghost your SSID all together to disable the SSID broadcast !! I dont use it for gaming.... but its nice to allot bandwidth to a specific application at will.

      Or for that matter..... the DI-624 for something like $40.

      I just love having 2.5M down loads on my lappy with .11G. The thruput is nuts.....

      MAC filtering is still your best bet thou.

    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by chicane67
      Schweeeet !!!

      I am a fan of the D-Link DGL-4300. If not only for the Gigabit Ether.... but the WPA2-PSK/AES WEP2 encryption and you can ghost your SSID all together to disable the SSID broadcast !! I dont use it for gaming.... but its nice to allot bandwidth to a specific application at will.

      Or for that matter..... the DI-624 for something like $40.

      I just love having 2.5M down loads on my lappy with .11G. The thruput is nuts.....

      MAC filtering is still your best bet thou.
      uhm... ...cool
      Terry Hancock
      First + Fourth - strowed everywhere
      And a Fifth!




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