lt_wentoncha
Red6
join:2002-05-12
000000 | reply to Meteor Dive
Re: AOL Networkers
Let's see, just one hawking tech switch and a buncha of other pooters and laptops with NICs. Going to try to see if I can setup one of the laptops to go wirelessly with a HawkingTech WAP; I'll post updates about that endeavor. |
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Perrin
Go Blue
Premium
join:2003-01-04
Godley, TX
clubs: 
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Befsr11 router
ezxs55w 5 port switch
1 NIC in each PC
PPPoE on both PC's
Win XP Pro on both also--
[BBR] perrin---Second is the first loser.
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orion13hk
join:2003-03-21
Los Angeles, CA | reply to Meteor Dive
Linksys BEFW11S4 V2 Firmware 1.44.2
Works on both XP and Win 2000 Pro. |
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bigpapae35
join:2002-10-25
Great Neck, NY | reply to Meteor Dive
D-Link 614+ firmware 2.18, PPPOE through wan
windows xp |
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ChrisJT
Premium
join:2001-12-20
Torrance, CA
clubs: | reply to ChrisJT
People can add on their hubs and switches too. So don't be shy.
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ChrisJT
Premium
join:2001-12-20
Torrance, CA
clubs: | reply to Meteor Dive
Yep, I guess this is. This thread has been up for 1 month. Your list could always be updated.
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Meteor Dive
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-31
Silver Spring, MD
 ·Covad Communications
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So is this everybody on the list? 
All right, I'll go ahead and right up a general list of with the listed configurable routers above.
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breacker718
join:2002-01-09
Long Island City, NY
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I just updated the firmware(2.44.2, Dec 13 2002) on my Linksys BEFSR81 and under the security tab theres an option for AOL parental controls. Not sure but I think its compatible. Had my networked through aol (when I had it)with the uplink port on the router. I have had experience with the action tech router (not sure what model but the 1 with the usb support) and aol cable. |
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thefin680
join:2000-12-27
Havertown, PA | reply to ChrisJT
Linksys BEFSR41 4-port DSL/Cable Router v2,
Linksys Wireless USB Network Adapter
Netgear Wireless PC Card
Win XP Home (2 PC's, 1 Laptop)
AOL 8.0 |
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GNye
join:2003-02-14
Indianapolis, IN | reply to Anon
Dlink DI-604
AOL DSL
AOL 8.0
Win XP Pro
Actiontec Hybrid |
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pooter6982
join:2003-02-15
Vandalia, OH | reply to Meteor Dive
Linksys befw11s2 version 2
Aol 8.0
Win xp |
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Wharf Rat
Dancin On A Pin
join:2002-02-10
South River, NJ
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Hi, Lynksys Befsr41 router using the uplink port. I have it setup to obtain IP add. automatically. I have DCHP disabled. I manually set the IP add. on both machines.Both have 8.0 . Windows 98 and XP. Kerio and AVG on both. I have no problems whatsoever. Of course with the help of this site and its knowlegable members. Thanks T.C. |
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ChrisJT
Premium
join:2001-12-20
Torrance, CA
clubs:
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Re: AOL Networkers
I can't believe this is all the response we've had after all the threads that have been generated to assist others in networking their AOL.
I think it would also benefit others if those people who have not been able to network their AOL also reported their setup in this thread.
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Ki Adi Mundi
join:2002-11-20
Daly City, CA | reply to Tha ReAlEsT
BEFW11S4 Version 2 Wirless
WIN 98 Second Edition, AOL 7.0 DSL Broadband |
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Tha ReAlEsT
The King Is Back, Where My Crown At?
Premium
join:2002-09-28
the past | reply to Meteor Dive
is the links better than the actiontech? |
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Rich221976
I Want My Internet
join:2002-09-30
Orlando, FL | reply to ChrisJT
Dlink Di-704p
On high speed cable thur aol.
Aol v 7 and v 8 |
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ChrisJT
Premium
join:2001-12-20
Torrance, CA
clubs: | reply to Meteor Dive
LinkSys BEFSR41 4-port DSL/Cable Router v2 (Firmware 1.43)
AOL v7 and 8
XP Pro, 2k Pro, 98 1st ed.
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thebombs12
Mr. Bombs
join:2001-10-23
San Francisco, CA | reply to Meteor Dive
Linksys BEFSR41 |
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Meteor Dive
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-31
Silver Spring, MD
·Covad Communications
| Can everyone here whom has networked AOL with Routers please provide the make up of the router currently being used?
If possible I would like to develop a list of workable routers for it seems there are still a few incompatibilities. Perhaps it may prove useful if there a number people considering in buying a router in the future (since I'm getting IMs about it the last couple of days about purchasing routers and of such).
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