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How many gigabit Ethernet ports do the Infinity routers provide?
Yep all done online.Did you order online? I don't think it counts for phone orders.
On the HH3 only Port No 4 is gigabit capable.
1 plus the WAN port... well that is what I believe, that is why I never even took it out the box and bought a Netgear WNDR4500. 1 gigabit port is no good to me!
THe ASUS works only on cable/FTTC, and it's a great router.I have ordered FTTC and the installation date is on Monday . The ISP I am with is providing a router, the Netgear WNR1000. It does not have Gigabit Ethernet, which I would like, so I am looking for a Gigabit Ethernet router with Wireless N Wi-Fi.
Can anyone recommend me a good router for FTTC with Gigabit Ethernet and Wireless N Wi-Fi? I was looking at the Asus RT-N56U but I am not sure if it will work with FTTC.
Asus RT-N56U will work with Infinity.
As will as the Netgear WNDR3800 N600
I also had the same problem.
What is that, instant message style chat or voice chat?
[RXP]Andy;21934021 said:I currently use the Asus RT-N56U as my router for FTTC and I can't really fault it. However, my only gripe is with port forwarding as you can forward all fine but to lock it down to a single IP (external) you have to enable telnet and admen it via cli. Good old IP tables.
It's IM style. I've always preferred to use these chats than call them up as there's no issues with understanding accents etc. It's one of the things I rated highly with O2.
Do you mean that router supports multiple external IPs? So if you get a allocated block from your ISP you can use them all and forward different ports on different IPs to internal services? Been looking for another router that does that for a while.
[RXP]Andy;21938896 said:No, the asus does not support multiple IPs to the best of my knowledge. Id recommend a Juniper SSG or a SRX if you have a requirement for multiple IP support. As we normally use them at work when a customer has a requirement for a /28 block for example.
Am I missing something here but if his WAN IP changes then he should just use a dynamic DNS such as http://www.no-ip.com/
Keep the port forward on the router and just browse to his WAN IP : port number, job done.
The ASUS even supports http://www.no-ip.com/