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OpenShift

Have not played with it yet. What specific applications can you use it for?

Wow - glad lunch was out of the way.

The more you post - the fruitier you get, lol

WOW - this is like a SpiceWorks reunion. I like the new site. How did you come up with the name?

I have had a lot of luck with the Meraki equipment, but it is too expensive for the smaller offices, and the license fee each year is a no go in a lot of people's budgets. Plus dealing with Ingram Micro is a nightmare.

@Hubtech Sounds like an endorsement to me.

Anything above 2/3's - it just goes critical.

I guess it is just saying we are just bullshitting anyway. lol It's like the Motel 6 comercial - we'll keep a fan on! lol

@Dominica Looks like it.

The Buffalo came with the DD-WRT installed. It is great. Any specific models on the Ubiquiti or Engenius?

Anyone else notice the quality of SOHO or even low end pro routers/wireless routers has gone to hell? They all seemed to have bought into really cheap firmware for the routers, and poor wireless radios. I have been through Linksys, Netgear, and Belkin. It is all junk. I recently picked up a Buffalo WZR-600DHP and I love it. I had yet another Netgear router go bad and was dropping wireless users at random. Anything streaming media was being interrupted - etc. The Buffalo router seems to have fixed all the problems, and I have excellent signal. When I was looking for a replacement, I went through reviews on Amazon and Newegg (among others) and the major brands were all getting poor reviews. Even the latest Negear Pro gear was getting bad reviews for dropping wireless. I still like the Netgear switches for cost/performance in lower end applications / offices, but I am thinking Buffalo is poised to take the market away from all these guys. And they are pretty cheap for what you get. Anyone try out their NAS products yet?

Buffalo WZR-600DHP