Posted: 29 May 2006 11:55The most understandable "know it all" on router hardware
(you may want to bookmark the site as it is quite a read) you can find here:
tomsnetworking.com
on the first page there you'll find a link to charts where you can find how fast (good) your router is.
The WAN-LAN and LAN-WAN charts are the ones to look at VSK-wise.
Also pay some attention favorising certain ports (vsk? ) through QOS, Quality of Service. (BTW get a guarantee from your ISP that they DO NOT prioritise any service over 2300 - 2400, if you can)
Don't panick
i'm still using a D-link 604 wich barely makes it on the chart ..... but never ever gave me any trouble, except at power outages where it would reset to default configuration, reconfiguring is a peace of cake when you made a backup. It still routes just fine between internet and a chatserver, a vsk-server (host) and a teamspeak-client all at the same time.
Edited By admiral 1 on 1148897163
(you may want to bookmark the site as it is quite a read) you can find here:
tomsnetworking.com
on the first page there you'll find a link to charts where you can find how fast (good) your router is.
The WAN-LAN and LAN-WAN charts are the ones to look at VSK-wise.
Also pay some attention favorising certain ports (vsk? ) through QOS, Quality of Service. (BTW get a guarantee from your ISP that they DO NOT prioritise any service over 2300 - 2400, if you can)
Don't panick
i'm still using a D-link 604 wich barely makes it on the chart ..... but never ever gave me any trouble, except at power outages where it would reset to default configuration, reconfiguring is a peace of cake when you made a backup. It still routes just fine between internet and a chatserver, a vsk-server (host) and a teamspeak-client all at the same time.
Edited By admiral 1 on 1148897163