Re: [67ATTENDEES] Anyone get the 'broadband' connection in the IETFhotel

Tim Thome wrote:
>
> It's one thing to share bandwidth, however limited - it's another to 
> just keep things open. My last experience with an open WiFi AP was 
> that someone started up a bittorrent client, and shut down my DSLAN 
> access within about 15 seconds. So now I do lock things down a bit.
IETF folks would never do such a thing, would they??
>
> The Apple Airport Express is a nice travel router, another is 
> Cisco-Linksys' WTR54GS (this is what I carry)...
I thought the WTR54G was a nice solution too, especially for $19 at 
Fry's.. until I bought one and it didn't work at all. Spent an hour on 
tech support to India and now it's been sent back to Linksys for 
replacement (nothing yet)..... Never had a problem with my AP Express. 
Should have bought another one for travel, but I guess I was too 
attracted by the cheap price tag of the Linksys. Like they say, you get 
what you pay for (or less)..

Dennis Ferguson wrote:
> I got the following on the day I arrived and recorded it for posterity.
> I've seen routers which can reorder packets, but one which can reorder
> them by 8 seconds seems like a rather exceptional feat of engineering.
Wow, that *is* a pretty unique one..

TJ


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