I agree, pending you are running Windows XP SP2 with a router (typical configuration these days) that firewall is sufficient. No need to shell out extra cash. If you really want to get creative, you should buy a Linksys router and upgrade the firmware or install a Linux equivalent on it. I'm sure other routers out there do it too, I've just only done it on Linksys
I agree, pending you are running Windows XP SP2 with a router (typical configuration these days) that firewall is sufficient. No need to shell out extra cash. If you really want to get creative, you should buy a Linksys router and upgrade the firmware or install a Linux equivalent on it. I'm sure other routers out there do it too, I've just only done it on Linksys
I agree, pending you are running Windows XP SP2 with a router (typical configuration these days) that firewall is sufficient. No need to shell out extra cash. If you really want to get creative, you should buy a Linksys router and upgrade the firmware or install a Linux equivalent on it. I'm sure other routers out there do it too, I've just only done it on Linksys
Linky linky linky. yerright. That's exactly what I'm doin. taught me lots of neat stuff that linksys. The firmware upgrades are insane on them... so many features....
Linky linky linky. yerright. That's exactly what I'm doin. taught me lots of neat stuff that linksys. The firmware upgrades are insane on them... so many features....