[Ti] wireless routers/hubs?

[Erik Gaderlund]

Unless you really need the faster 'g' wireless (aka Extreeme) just 
find one of the many 'b' hubs I've been using a Netgear 814v2 at home 
with no problems, but, do check to make sure the router can pass 
appletalk packets if you want to use Appletalk for networking.  The 
one advantage of an ABS that it has a modem so if your broadband goes 
out you can still connect through your network.

erik g

At 02:18 PM -0500 02/09/04, Snoke Jay S NPRI wrote:
>  What are the best recommendations this list can provide regarding 
>the available wireless hubs/routers out there for home use?  I have 
>used an  Apple Base Station before, but at a minimum of $200 US, it 
>is a bit pricey... I'm looking for ease of setup, being able to shut 
>out others in my apartment complex from using my wireless, etc...
>thanks in advance...
>
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