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Does the Gen 5 router have ports?
- 8 years ago
ecoalex2 wrote:Thanks for your reply.. I'm considering a switch to Gen 5 , it appears some have had problems with speeds , how is your system working? What did you have to pay to get it operating? Which did you choose? lease or buy ?
My Gen 4 isn't grounded to a stake, is this a new installation requirement?
My speeds have been fairly consistent with Gen5 - http://testmy.net/quickstats/C0RR0SIVE Set the Identifier to 5 and you will get a list of my Gen5 test results over a 24 hour period of time.
I can't comment on anything else though...
Grounding has been a requirement since the beginning.
By ports do you mean physical connections? If so, then yes, there are four 1Gbit NIC's on the back of the HT2000w.
Thanks for your reply.. I'm considering a switch to Gen 5 , it appears some have had problems with speeds , how is your system working? What did you have to pay to get it operating? Which did you choose? lease or buy ?
My Gen 4 isn't grounded to a stake, is this a new installation requirement?
- C0RR0SIVE8 years agoAssociate Professor
ecoalex2 wrote:Thanks for your reply.. I'm considering a switch to Gen 5 , it appears some have had problems with speeds , how is your system working? What did you have to pay to get it operating? Which did you choose? lease or buy ?
My Gen 4 isn't grounded to a stake, is this a new installation requirement?
My speeds have been fairly consistent with Gen5 - http://testmy.net/quickstats/C0RR0SIVE Set the Identifier to 5 and you will get a list of my Gen5 test results over a 24 hour period of time.
I can't comment on anything else though...
Grounding has been a requirement since the beginning.- ecoalex28 years agoTutor
Thanks, wish you could tell me more on costs .
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