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I am ready to write off cisco/Linksys.<br />
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Every single time I get a Linksys device it works fine for a while then eventually ends up a unreliable piece of crap.<br />
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Right now my wrt610n won't allow wireless connections.<br />
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Combine that with the fact that everytime it looses power it looses its configuration (DHCP Pool, Password, SSID) it basically goes back to factory settings.<br />
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So I have to replace it again, but I don't think Linksys is any kind of quality anymore.<br />
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Can anyone comment on the new Dell Powerconnect AP's/FW's?
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I am ready to write off cisco/Linksys.

Every single time I get a Linksys device it works fine for a while then eventually ends up a unreliable piece of crap.

Right now my wrt610n won't allow wireless connections.

Combine that with the fact that everytime it looses power it looses its configuration (DHCP Pool, Password, SSID) it basically goes back to factory settings.

So I have to replace it again, but I don't think Linksys is any kind of quality anymore.


Can anyone comment on the new Dell Powerconnect AP's/FW's?

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