Do you understand how these applications are installed so that you can't uninstall them? They are installed in the root filesystem which is read only. The root file system is read only for security reasons, if you root, you can remount the root filesystem and delete the apps, but generally, it is a bad idea to run the root file system as RW.
I did not suggest throwing anything away. However ADSL (as far as I know) has no need for speeds over 100 Mbit, so it is unlikely you will find a router with those features as it doesn't make sense. You can keep searching for a router that has that, but I doubt you will find it. So, the easy solution is to buy a real switch and use that for the switching of high speed traffic.
Can you explain to me what the difference between these routers is?
Linksys E2000-RM (not dual band simultaneous??) 33.99 (refurb) on Newegg Linksys E3000 (not gigabit WAN maybe?) $129.99 on Newegg Linksys E4200 (seems to do everything...) $159.99 on Newegg
It seems to me from the vague specs, that they are all identical, but the specs so rarely list what it can't do, except to not say the item, so the above is my assumed difference.
If the E2000-RM can do real dual band, than it works for all purposes I currently have as I will be disabling the WAN to use my FiOS router.
Perhaps you should be looking for a Gigabit switch, hooked to the DSL router. There is no reason for any DSL router to handle more than 100Mbps, you can just hook it to one port of a Gig switch, and the internet traffic will run over that just fine.
Frankly, from my experience, of all the consumer brands, Linksys is the best. Netgear, even their commercial equipment is junk, D-link, I have never had something from them that didn't fry within a year.
My kids, who are now 9 and 11, came out of Kindergarten reading some, writing some, and doing addition and subtraction. Things have changed quite a bit from when we were kids.
There isn't quite that much difference as to be considered a fraction. Washington DC is more than just Washington DC (600k) it includes Arlington and a few other burbs (MSA 5.5M) whereas Washington state (6.6M) is just huge, the pop isn't terribly larger, and actually when you compare sizes it is practically empty.
The could afford numbers back then? Back in my day....
I was making an assumption that the first version of something does not have a version number, but did not feel like looking up the actual name as it wasn't that important. Thank you for informing me:)
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If it didn't cycle, the battery would last even less time. If you leave MBs plugged in all the time, the battery dies quite quickly.
Do you understand how these applications are installed so that you can't uninstall them? They are installed in the root filesystem which is read only. The root file system is read only for security reasons, if you root, you can remount the root filesystem and delete the apps, but generally, it is a bad idea to run the root file system as RW.
Please direct me to a source of unbranded Verizon compatible phones. I would love to hear your input on that.
Or fired....
Or forgets his password...
Ahh, I see my error. Operating frequency shows as 2.4~2.5 and I miss read the second number as that is not the usual way it is listed. My bad.
I did not suggest throwing anything away. However ADSL (as far as I know) has no need for speeds over 100 Mbit, so it is unlikely you will find a router with those features as it doesn't make sense. You can keep searching for a router that has that, but I doubt you will find it. So, the easy solution is to buy a real switch and use that for the switching of high speed traffic.
RT-N16 lists that it does both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz, is this simultaneous or choose? This is so hard to figure out from the spec sheets...
Can you explain to me what the difference between these routers is?
Linksys E2000-RM (not dual band simultaneous??) 33.99 (refurb) on Newegg
Linksys E3000 (not gigabit WAN maybe?) $129.99 on Newegg
Linksys E4200 (seems to do everything...) $159.99 on Newegg
It seems to me from the vague specs, that they are all identical, but the specs so rarely list what it can't do, except to not say the item, so the above is my assumed difference.
If the E2000-RM can do real dual band, than it works for all purposes I currently have as I will be disabling the WAN to use my FiOS router.
Wow, that FritzBox is expensive, though I am sure it is worth the money for those high speed connections we dream about in the US.
Or gas...talk about sticker shock...and that price is for half a Gallon (approx...)
Yeah, where can I get that 800Gbps connection...god damn that's fast...
Perhaps you should be looking for a Gigabit switch, hooked to the DSL router. There is no reason for any DSL router to handle more than 100Mbps, you can just hook it to one port of a Gig switch, and the internet traffic will run over that just fine.
Frankly, from my experience, of all the consumer brands, Linksys is the best. Netgear, even their commercial equipment is junk, D-link, I have never had something from them that didn't fry within a year.
Perhaps this line from the TFS might help enlighten you:
with a very fast Internet connection (100M with the possibility of 200M in the future)
I doubt you can push enough data through G to make having a connection like that worth it.
So than, you are saying that this router isn't extreme, isn't N, or has very little memory?
http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=663
I can't see its memory, but everything else looks right.
The government was able to take a pretty good picture of you from those sats. They ask that in the future, you wear a hat.
More like 45 minutes worth of video. The ISS orbits the Earth every 90 minutes, and this is about a half orbit.
The kids will learn, and then want to buy the organizer when they are older :)
That sounds like someone who needs to open up the iMac case and reseat the Mic connection...
My kids, who are now 9 and 11, came out of Kindergarten reading some, writing some, and doing addition and subtraction. Things have changed quite a bit from when we were kids.
Except aliens... :)
There isn't quite that much difference as to be considered a fraction. Washington DC is more than just Washington DC (600k) it includes Arlington and a few other burbs (MSA 5.5M) whereas Washington state (6.6M) is just huge, the pop isn't terribly larger, and actually when you compare sizes it is practically empty.
Sources:
https://encrypted.google.com/search?rlz=1C1AFAB_enUS443US443&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=population+of+washington+state (nice graph at top of search)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Metropolitan_Area
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington,_D.C.
I figured it was a nicer way of saying it than "pics or GTFO" but I guess it didn't work :)
You look like a man? hmm, I will have to reassess my image of you in my head :)
The could afford numbers back then? Back in my day....
I was making an assumption that the first version of something does not have a version number, but did not feel like looking up the actual name as it wasn't that important. Thank you for informing me :)