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Mac OS X: wired router for Emac with Panther

by mc0689 - 7/20/05 8:42 PM
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wired router for Emac with Panther

by mc0689 - 7/20/05 8:42 PM

I am looking for the best router for emac with panther.

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My choice is the Apple Extreme.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 7/21/05 3:56 AM In reply to: wired router for Emac with Panther by mc0689

But what you find on the shelf under 100 bucks will work with a percentage point of each other, since it's now a commodity item.

Bob

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Routers

by mrmacfixit Moderator - 7/21/05 4:57 AM In reply to: wired router for Emac with Panther by mc0689

Any of the Routers you find in stores will do for you. They are usually 4 port routers and also act as a switch for your Local network. Some also have a built-in Firewall. Others have Wireless capabilities too.
Prices vary according to capabilities.
If you don't plan to wireless anything, then any router will work. Apple Extreme (Base Station) acts as a Router but lacks the ports to be called a wired router. It specializes in Wireless Routing.
Brand names for wired routers include Linksys, Netgear and D-Link. All will suit your requirements

P

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netgear?

by sophyr - 7/26/05 12:57 AM In reply to: wired router for Emac with Panther by mc0689

hi, I recently bought a netgear dg834 - installs in 5 mins, been perfect ever since & looks pretty!

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Just go to Wal-Mart

by droolmouth - 7/29/05 10:17 PM In reply to: wired router for Emac with Panther by mc0689

I have an older eMac, 700 mhz, with Panther, and bought a cheap (the only) wired router they had at Wal-Mart last month. It was a name I didn't recognize—Network Everywhere—but it's really a Linksys. I had a three-year-old router and doubled my connection speed under Jaguar with the new router, then upgraded to Panther and got another speed boost. The best part is that I was able to ignore the CD installation software, just plugging it in, connecting up the cables and letting OS X take care of the rest.

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