Which router ?

To handle AppleTV and Mini Mac ? (Linksys G or Airport Express , Exstrem?

For best wireless performance, you will want to match the Apple TV's 802.11n with the new 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station. The only limiting factor in this equation would be your current Mac Mini which is only capable of 802.11g.

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Windows 7 decide which route to take if THE PC Has 4 connection (4 X 1 Gig) available to internet

Hi Network experts
realy i need you to figure out the below
1)how windows 7 decide which route to take if THE PC Has 4 connection (add on 4 X 1 Gig) available to internet , the route print on windows machine shows the 4
connection with same metric (metric 10) , the adapter order is as follows
G1,G2,G3.G4
2)what about the less subnet id if each interface has less subnet id than other
3)the built in interface (gig 0) why have metric of 286 not 10 like others
thank you all

Hello.
As far as I remember, Windows uses ANY of the routes with equal metric.
I'm not sure if there is publicly available algorithm, but I believe it may switch from one interface to another if experience packet loss on the current.
So, the conclusion is: the outgoing interface is not predictable.
If you want any kind of reliability you would better to create port-channel and use FHRP on your routers.

On which router B bit is added in Label?

On which router B bit is added in Label?

Ashwin,
I hope you are referring "Bottom of stack" bit?. If yes, please see below,
When LER (Label Edge Router) receives the IP packet and if the egress is LSP based, it pushes one or more labels. The number of label to be pushed depends on the service and the transport path. For example, when the SP is providing L2/L3 VPN service, the LER will push 2 labels. The bottom label to identify the service and the top label to identify the remote edge router. If there is TE tunnel established along the path and if the TE is not end-to-end, you may see 3 labels pushed.
When LER pushes the labels, it set the S bit as 1 in the bottom label. This is required so the ASIC can understand if the ethertype is to be set to 0800 (IP packet) or 8847 (MPLS packet).
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Which router do you use for AppleTV?

So I got to thinking the other day that maybe there are just certain routers that no matter what will not work with AppleTV.
The only one that I have gotten to work EVERY time and consistently is the Airport Extreme Base Station.
My gf had a belkin (I don't remember the model #) that no matter what, I could not get it to remain consistent i.e. had to restart almost every day, randomly showed port 3689 error, etc
I tried the normal stuff, enabling uPNP, port forwarding, etc..nothing helped.
With the AEBS (which I already had and made her get) everything was fine and dandy.
So my questions to you are:
1) If not the AEBS, which router do you use?
2) If not the AEBS, which settings did you have to set?
3) If not the AEBS, what is the model / firmware version of your router?
I noticed many people have problems that are the same things on this board over and over. And I've also noticed that it's usually the router and/or the settings that are causing the issues/inconsistencies.
This should be an interesting thread and should help steer people in the right direction.

capaho wrote:
Airport Extreme doesnt have enuf port forwards for most online games & so I avoided that one.
There is no limit (short of maxing out system capacity). It may not have the presets you want, but you can configure port forwarding manually.
indeed, i can confirm this.
i have many ports forwarded on my AEBS and it is very easy to configure to do so.

Which router will I get?

I am scheduled for a Sept. 6th install in Marblehead MA (North of Boston). Does anyone know which router I am likely to get for my freebie? I want 802.11N with gigabit wired ports. Any chance of that, or should I just buy my own and convert theirs to a planter?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Thanks, that was very thorough. We are only getting internet service so that simplifies things.
One last thing, will the ActionTec make a good planter?
Just kidding, I will keep it around because the Verizon techs get horribly confused when you use equipment they didn't give you. I could tell you stories about getting DSL service with my netgear DSL modem (not for the modem, it worked great, but with it in the loop the V techies were greatly confused) that would make your head spin around.

Any way I can find out which router I will receive?

I just signed up for FIOS and I don't recall seeing anywhere in the process which router I would be receiving. I found a page on Verizon's site that said depending on when I got the router, it would either be a D-link, the actiontec (or a verizon-branded version of 1), or the 9100em, but it doesn't give a clue as to which one to expect if I just placed an order.
Any idea how I can find out?

My understanding is Vz is using the the Westell router for West customers and Actiontec for east customers.

100 Mbps bandwidth between 2 location over Ethernet which router model is suitable?

Hi,
We want use 100 Mbps bandwidth between 2 location over Ethernet which router model is suitable?
Sanjay Nalawade.

Hello Sanjay,
I'm afraid the question is too generic to be addressed in a forum post, since the answer may depend on several variables.
My suggestion is to contact your Cisco Account Manager and ask for the assistance of a System Engineer who can make a project for your needs.
Regards,
Antonio

Which route to go for OCP

Hi,
I have completed BCA+MCA from IGNOU. I am 30+, working in a mixed technology for above 2.5 yrs, which includes ( MYSQL, MS-SQL, VB.NET, little bit ASP.NET, S/W SUPPORT). So, for better career opportunity, I thought of doing OCP course. But, found that there are 2 routes for the same.
1) OCP - Developer route
2) OCP - DBA route
Now, which route should I prefer.

854447 wrote:
Hi,
I have completed BCA+MCA from IGNOU. I am 30+, working in a mixed technology for above 2.5 yrs, which includes ( MYSQL, MS-SQL, VB.NET, little bit ASP.NET, S/W SUPPORT). So, for better career opportunity, I thought of doing OCP course. But, found that there are 2 routes for the same.
1) OCP - Developer route
2) OCP - DBA route
Now, which route should I prefer.There are many different OCP certifications, and often clever bigdelboy can work out the desires of the poster by context.
Buy in your case there are 4 possibilities .....
(1) MySQL DBA OCP
(2) MySQL DEV OCP
(3) (classic Oracle RDBMS) DEV OCP (forms &/or Pl/SQL)
(4) (classic Oracle RDBMS) DBA OCP
Now as far as i can tell (2) matches the area the area you work in best and my opinion (and this is a personal opinion only) is one should normally (and there are exceptions) get certified in the area you are currently working in first - I believe this looks credible! IMHO The alterative is to use the certification to train yourself into an area that expands your current area of knowledge.
Checkout htp://certification.oracle.com and feel free to come back to me.

Which routing protocols are supported on ASA 5585

Hi,
I am curious to know which routing protocol is well supported on Cisco ASA 5585. do someone on the forum has implemented routing on ASA?
I have ASA 5585 on context mode, as of now 4 contexts have been created. upstream device is Nexus.
I have ASA with Software Version 8.4(4)1 and Device Manager Version 6.4(9).
if someone can point me to good implemented example of routing protocol to their environment (like OSPF, BGP) that would be great.
Thanks

You're welcome.
Multiple contexts adds another twist - in ASA 8.4 dynamic routing protocols are not supported at all for multiple contexts. Reference.
ASA 9.0 added support for dynamic routing protocols in multiple context modes, including OSPF v2 (but not v3 for IPv6). Reference.
FYI ASA 9.1(2) is current as of this writing and is the recommended release in the 9.x train. (Mentioned near the end of the latest TAC Security podcast - episode #37 here.)

Cisco which router are support 10g sfp module

HI
I would like to know in cisco 3900,2900 etc which router are supports 10g sfp modules.
Thanks
Veeramani.G

I would like to know in cisco 3900,2900 etc which router are supports 10g sfp modules.
No it won't. Both routers won't even push 1 Gbps.

Which router links iphone 4

which router links the iphone 4 , i tried working with net gear WG614, the phone recognises the router but its not connecting to the web, can anyone suggest me the router which links the iphone 4?

Your iPhone should work with any router. It could be that the router is setup to only allow certain devices to connect, and therefore not allowing any web access to your iPhone.

Which router would you suggest?

Which router would you suggest only for connecting 2 ISPs?
thanx

This depends on how much traffic you have between, and what all interfaces you want to connect on .
like ATM or HSSI. For a medium end you can go for 3725 or 7200VXR is also a better choice that has CEF enabled .
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps282/ps284/index.html
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps341/index.html

Need help on which router to buy for my BB 8320

Now i know 8320 is dated but at this point i am not planning to change anytime soon .
So I have a router which is kinda old, it didnt really occur to me since it worked. When i got my bb 8320 i was in a hotel and i could connect through their wireless without any hassle. I could surf, use youtube, name it.
When i got home i couldnt do anything, i spent countless nights trying to figure out waht was wrong then i realized its my router. If only BB said somethign it wont support old routers then i wouldve saved myself hours of self-loathing.
Anyways I also have gone to my friends house, and i could connect to her linksys router without any hassle. i was the one who set her router up and we bought it this year. i didnt do anything special, configuration-wise or w/e.
So NOW i am just going to buy a new router. I really need help!!!!
I was wondering if this one is good:
W311R Wireless-N Broadband Router
W311R integrates the wireless AP, router, four-port switch and firewall in one, and increases over 4 times transmission range of ordinary 802.11g products. Compatible with IEEE802.11n (Draft 2.0) and IEEE802.11g/b standards, it can provide up to 150Mbps stable transmission rate. It is dedicated to SOHOs and students’ dormitory. In addition, URL and MAC address filtering can take it easy for parents and network administrator to manage network life, and QoS bandwidth control over specific computer’s downloading speed is supported as well. Moreover, UPnP and WMM support can smooth your MSN voice better, and the included Setup Wizard on CD-ROM will be easy and fast for non-savvy users to install the device and access to the Internet.
Overview:
* Includes router, wireless access point, four-port switch and firewall in one
* Provides up to 150Mbps uploading and downloading speed
* Supports two WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) encryption methods: PBC and PIN
* Compliant to IEEE802.11n, IEEE802.11g, IEEE802.11b, IEEE802.3 and IEEE802.3u standards
* Supports far-distance transmission, 100 meters indoor, 400 meters outdoor (depends on the environments around)
* Supports 64/128-bit WEP encryption, WPA and the latest WPA2 encryption security authentication
* Supports RTS/CTS protocol and data partitioning function
* Provides one 10/100Mbps Auto-Negotiation Ethernet WAN ports for WAN connection
* Provides four 10/100Mbps Auto-Negotiation Ethernet LAN ports for LAN connections
* Supports xDSL/Cable MODEM, static and dynamic IP in community networking
* Supports remote/local Web management
* Supports WMM to better smooth your voice and video
* Supports SSID stealth mode and access control based over MAC address (up to 30 entries)
* Supports Auto MDI/MDIX
* Supports wireless Roaming technology and ensures high-efficient wireless connections
* Supports auto negotiation/manual mode for 802.11b/802.11g/802.11n
* Supports UPnP and DDNS
* Supports Firefox 1.0, IE5.5 or above
* Supports SNTP
* Supports virtual server, DMZ host
* Built-in firewall for hacker’s attack prevention
* Supports DHCP server/client
* Supports auto wireless channel selection
* Supports the control over LAN access to Internet
* Provides syslog to record the status of the router
* Supports WDS wireless network extension
* Supports QoS function
Input Voltage Range
AC 110~240V
Output Voltage Range
9V~1000mA
Consumption
20dbm
Operating Temperature
0? ~ 40?
Storage Temperature
-40? ~ 70?
Operating Humidity
10% ~ 90% RH non-condensing
Storage Humidity
5% ~ 90% RH non-condensing
Antenna
One Non-detachable external antenna (5dBi)
Frequency Range
2.4GHz-2.5GHz
EVM
-30dB
Sensitivity
54M:-74dBm@10% PER; 11M:-85dBm@8% PER; 6M:-88dBm@10% PER; 1M:-90dBm@8% PER
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400m
Indoor
100m
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93Mbps
WLAN?WLAN
93Mbps
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2.4GHz
Gain
5dBi
Nominal Impedance
50
Polarization
Linear; Vertical
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1W
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Home Hub 3 "upgrade" Which router should I buy ins...

Hello to you all.
Set up my "upgrade" to HH3.
Wow! What a disappointment. I can bearly get 6m away from the thing before it starts to drops wifi N signal. Laptop won't hold N wifi. Tablets won't connect when in the other end of the house (modern bungalow)
Have tried disconnecting all manner of electrical devices to avoid any electrical interference and I have tried all the channels on the router.
I have gone back to my old HH1 for now and waddya know.......I get an "Excellent" signal all over the house (although it is a wifi G not N signal)
How this thing can be sold as a wireless N router; God only knows!! Hello BT.......I live in a house with walls made of bricks and mortar not paper and pva glue.
Anyway here is my question.
Which is the best wireless N 2.4Ghz router that I can buy for under £100 that will replace this HH3 thing and provide me a reliable wireless N signal?
Thanks
John

Hi all
I have a router problem..........I think.......Any suggestions as to what can be done or any suggestions for a good sub £100 router with antenna that could provide a better service than the HH3 would be gratefully received.
(the HH3 woud be great if they called it what it really is i.e. the Room Hub3)
Here is the problem.
My broadband connection is ok according to BT, as is my phone line but for some reason the wireless performance of my HH3 is very poor. It drops wireless N signal once you loose sight of the hub and the Mbps speeds drops are massive (down to 1.0 Mbps from 144.5). I can not get an usefull wireless N signal in the next room; usefull being better than a 54Mbps wireless G signal of excellent 5 bar strength. My daughter finds it very amusing that she can connect to a neighbouring wifi signal (wireless N) that is some 25m away in a different building but not her own home network (also N wireless) whose router she can see from her room with the door open.
I have tried to move the hub around. I have been on the phone to "Help" for hours so I have tried all the channels on the router and they have tweaked whatever they tweak over the phone. Wireless N enabaled devices only connect well to the wireless signal at distances of less than 7m (line of sight - no walls). Once walls and further distance are put into the equation then the signal drops away and the speed tails off exponentially.
If I revert to using the G signal on my old laptop by changing network adapters then I am able to hold a strong signal for longer but get a much slower Mbps speed (slower than the constant 54Mbps that is emmited at a constant 4-5 bar strength all over the house by the old wireless G Home Hub 1) which rather defeats the object of having wireless N. The idea was to be able to stream video such as bbc iplayer and the like without the annoying hangs that happens at slow data transfer speeds.
The old HH1 has a stronger signal and a faster speed than the new HH3 when distance from router is taken into account but that is no use if I need to get the use of a strong and faster wireless N signal
The only oprions open to me at the moment are either reverting back to HH1 and accepting that HH3 is useless as a router for anything except a garden shed or moving everyone into the room that the HH3 is located every time that they need to connect to the wireless network, which kind of defeats the whole point of wireless technology.
Any suggestions as to what can be done or any suggestions for a good sub £100 router with antenna that could provide a better wireless N service than the HH3
Thanks in advance
John

Which Router to choose--Linksys ea4500 or Airport Extreme

I originally bought an ea4500 Linksys router. I had some issues that I thought were due to the router. I then purchased an Apple Airport Extreme. I found that the same issues exist and that the problem is probably my computer setup. I now have to return one of the routers.
They both seem to work very well. The setup possibly was easier with the Airport Extreme, but that may be because everything was pretty much set up when I bought it after setting up the network with the Linksys. The Airport Extreme probably would be the choice if I only had Apple computers, but I have 3 Windows PC's (2 Vista PCs and 1 XP) and 2 Mac PCs (Macbook Pro with Lion and Mac G4 with Tiger? --10.4.11). I also have 2 iphones and 2 Kindle Fires.
I have tested putting a hard drive (formatted NTFS) with on the ea4500 and it reads fine. I have not tried to write to it with either the Macs or the PCs. I have not tried the hard drive with the Airport. The Airport is about $30 more than the Linksys. I can't see any real difference in the operation of the 2 routers.
I would like to have any comments/thoughts about which one I should choose (I know that I am probably in a biased community).

I read the features for both routers and like what you mentioned both actually seems to offer the same thing. Both supports simultaneous dual band for the wireless connection and also offers guest networks and you can also connect harddrives to it. It is a tough choice. I would go for the EA4500, trying not to be biased here. One of the reason is that I have received good tech support for the linksys(cisco) products that I have been using and that is one of the main things that I truly appreciate about in a company.

Which Router should I buy

I have been trying to use the video chat with my mom but it isn't working. On my end my house is wired for LAN so I have an Airport connected directly to the wall. On my mom's end she has DSL from Verizon and has whatever router they supplied. Her DSL comes through her phone line. I want to know if I can buy her a router that will solve some our connection issues.
Jeremy

At the moment the most important fact in this post is that at your end you have two devices that can route (at least)
You have an Airport device which by default will "Share an IP" which means it will do DHCP to your Lan and therefore your computer.
You describe the bit in front of this as a LAN which suggests another router somewhere or a modem that routes.
If it is a router we still have to eliminate the Modem as a routing device as well.
Please tell us the makes and models of the devices between you and the internet and how they are set up regarding DHCP and how the ports are opened ?
You should be aiming for One DHCP if you have one at all.
Ideally UPnP in routers and NAT-PMP in the Airport Device.
There are potential issues with NAT if the router can only do Port Forwarding and not UPnP as this will still mean two lots of NAT.
The Verizon DSL site does not seem to say which modem they supply
However this page is initially a pop up about "compatible" modem
http://www22.verizon.com/content/consumerdsl/popups/modem/modem.htm
All of these would need setting up for iChat.
They do list three device here
http://www22.verizon.com/ResidentialHelp/HighSpeed/GeneralSupport/TopQuestions/QuestionsOne/85128.htm
But it is not clear if these are the current ones
For the Westell 327W they suggest that the User's Online password and Online Password are the things to use to access it (or the Defaults of admin and password )
Basically it is not clear that you have tried all the options with the current devices.
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