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Who makes a router that actually works as advertised?
No...a small business setup is not what I need. When I say VoIP, I don't mean anything complicated and integrated with the router. I just mean plugging in a SIP phone or ATA, and letting it register with Callcentric or one of the many DIY VoIP providers. I just need a router that doesn't drop...- James S.
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Who makes a router that actually works as advertised?
In all honestly I don't believe it's asking "a lot" for a consumer-class router to be able to maintain a VoIP call, or a low-bandwidth VPN tunnel, or not to crash when I drag a file to my Synology. Those seem like pretty simple tasks, and a product that can't support them is just half baked...- James S.
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Who makes a router that actually works as advertised?
So I'm a little bit frustrated, and looking for advice. Previously I had an Asus RT-N66U, and it was horribly unreliable. Once you started pushing large amounts of data, the 5GHz band would freeze up and you couldn't connect to it until you rebooted the router. Then recently I got upgraded to...- James S.
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