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I have a Netopia R9100 router with Roadrunner cable. The hub built into the
Netopia is a 10BaseT which works fine for internet access but I uplinked the
router to a Netgear 100BaseTX switch. This gives REALLY good speeds across the 5
user network I have for file transfers and printing. All machine can play online
games on different  internet servers at once. If the server is fast the game is
fast. If the server is laggy then the game will be too. A router with a fat pipe
is livin large.
Jeff

MaD HaTTeR wrote:

> I would buy one myself and try it, but I don't want to be stuck w/ the
> hassle of trying to return a product bought online.  Does anyone know any
> local stores that sell this router??  I saw one post that a guy got it
> working w/ the D-Link router, but that one only has 1 port for the LAN and
> only at 10mbps (I think).
>
> I work at Best Buy and we just got some Linksys routers in but still no
> Netgear.
>
> "Clint Kraft" <clintkraft@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:0WyS4.49803$k5.1427723@news1.frmt1.sfba.home.com...
> > In article <_jjS4.5$%F1.102@typhoon.tampabay.rr.com> MaD HaTTeR,
> > mad_hatter_98@hotmail.com writes:
> > >I'm now thinking about trying the Netgear RT311 router.  Does anyone have
> > >any experience with this with Quake 3???....
> >
> > No direct experience; however, my son likes to "host" Starcraft games.
> > Originally, I had the Linksys and I now have the Netgear RT311. From what
> > I can tell, both routers only have the option to place one machine
> > "outside" of the firewall. The Netgear appears to have more configeration
> > options than the Linksys. I'd email Netgear and tell them you'll buy
> > their product if they can explain to you how to set it up as per your
> > needs.
> >
> > clint
> >