D-Link DI-704P 4-port 10BaseT/100BaseTX Broadband Gateway with Print Server
₹999.00
Last updated on August 15, 2024 7:22 pm
D-Link DI-704P 4-port 10BaseT/100BaseTX Broadband Gateway with Print Server,
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D-Link DI-704P 4-port 10BaseT/100BaseTX Broadband Gateway with Print Server
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AstroNerdBoy –
I just purchased my D-Link DI-704P rounter from Amazon and I have to say I love it. Installing the hardware is very easy and setting the unit up is easy as well following the instructions provided. This also comes with a print server (which I don’t use since I only have 1 PC that I want to print from) which is handy if you have multiple PC’s and only one printer. The LED display on the front of the untit shows activity that happens over the WAN (outside the router), the LAN (the PC’s connected to the router) as well as the 10/100 indicators for each of the four ports. With a router hub, you can connect over 200 PC’s to this unit.
The only negative I’ve found is that when I use Peer-2-Peer (P2P) software like Limewire or KaZaA, I can download but when others download from me, it doesn’t take long for the PC to stop communicating with the router. I’ve tried many things to set my PC outside of the hardware firewall, but with limited success. While I don’t like that I can’t share my files with others, I do like the fact that my PC is fairly secure! And since I could download to my heart’s content, I guess I can’t complain.
All in all, I’m very pleased with this purchase!
S. A. ROBBINS –
I purchased the DI-704P with the intent of networking 3 computers so that each could simultaneously access the Internet. After spending the better part of a day and talking with DLink’s Tech support 4-5 times, I never did get it working properly. I returned it and bought a NetGear RP614. I figured the NetGear couldn’t be any worse and was prepared to spend hours trying to make this one work. I removed my LinkSys (plain vanilla hub) and connected the NetGear RP614 in its place. Guess what? It worked perfectly immediately! No settings to change, no software to load, I did nothing and it worked perfectly! All 3 computers could talk to each other and access the Web simultaneously, buy the NetGear RP614, it works right out of the box, no hassles or setup.