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I need 8 port wireless router/switch with voip ports.
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<blockquote data-quote="DeathCorpse" data-source="post: 165310" data-attributes="member: 7886"><p>yea omni go to netgears site. they have lots of 8 port routers not sure aobut there wireless configs. I personally detest wireless for most uses. Or you could get what I am currently using which is a D-Link gaming router (<strong>http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=370&#DGL-4300</strong>) that has a 10/100mb wan port and 4 gigabit lan ports plus wireless G with some turbo setting. that should be plenty of throughput for ya. If you needed more hell I have an 8 port 100mb Lan 10mb Wan netgear router with VPN capabilities I would sell to you but it doesnt have wireless. next router I buy will be dual or quad WAN so I can hook up multiple cable or FOIS connections to the same router. </p><p></p><p>alright man upon further review there really isnt shit out there at least not that I could find. But I have a solution <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />. Use the 4 port Dlink that I listed above with Gigabit Lan and piggy back some switches to it if needed or get the 8 port netgear wireless</p><p>here: <strong>http://www.netgear.com/products/details/FVG318.php</strong> </p><p>But in both of these cases you will need one of these: <strong>http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=0&pid=447</strong> to plug into one of the routers/swtiches. But it would work fine. </p><p>If you are already running a setup close to this then I dont know what to tell ya man except that the 4port gigabit would probably reduce network congestion(if you have any to begin with). only other choices I saw where like you said 3 or 4 port Lan ports with 2 voips and a Wan. If I was worried about increasing bandwidth to the piggybacked switches/routers I would personally use the D-ling gigabit router and just run a 4 port gigabit switch off of each Lan port on the route. Not sure how many hard line connections you need. But that would give you 11 hardline ports and another for the voip adapter. If I didnt care about gigabit and just needed 7 available Lan ports I would go with the 8 port netgear wireless router and get the voip adapter which would take up the 8th port. that would be a little less complex to set up. you could also replace one of the switches for another router so you could have a subnet set up for extra security. You said you had some crazy shit going on so I am just throwing some crazy shit out there. If you need some more ideas pm my ass and ill give you my number or something. This can be done hundreds of ways none of which meet your exact needs but they would work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DeathCorpse, post: 165310, member: 7886"] yea omni go to netgears site. they have lots of 8 port routers not sure aobut there wireless configs. I personally detest wireless for most uses. Or you could get what I am currently using which is a D-Link gaming router ([b]http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=370&#DGL-4300[/b]) that has a 10/100mb wan port and 4 gigabit lan ports plus wireless G with some turbo setting. that should be plenty of throughput for ya. If you needed more hell I have an 8 port 100mb Lan 10mb Wan netgear router with VPN capabilities I would sell to you but it doesnt have wireless. next router I buy will be dual or quad WAN so I can hook up multiple cable or FOIS connections to the same router. alright man upon further review there really isnt shit out there at least not that I could find. But I have a solution :). Use the 4 port Dlink that I listed above with Gigabit Lan and piggy back some switches to it if needed or get the 8 port netgear wireless here: [b]http://www.netgear.com/products/details/FVG318.php[/b] But in both of these cases you will need one of these: [b]http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=0&pid=447[/b] to plug into one of the routers/swtiches. But it would work fine. If you are already running a setup close to this then I dont know what to tell ya man except that the 4port gigabit would probably reduce network congestion(if you have any to begin with). only other choices I saw where like you said 3 or 4 port Lan ports with 2 voips and a Wan. If I was worried about increasing bandwidth to the piggybacked switches/routers I would personally use the D-ling gigabit router and just run a 4 port gigabit switch off of each Lan port on the route. Not sure how many hard line connections you need. But that would give you 11 hardline ports and another for the voip adapter. If I didnt care about gigabit and just needed 7 available Lan ports I would go with the 8 port netgear wireless router and get the voip adapter which would take up the 8th port. that would be a little less complex to set up. you could also replace one of the switches for another router so you could have a subnet set up for extra security. You said you had some crazy shit going on so I am just throwing some crazy shit out there. If you need some more ideas pm my ass and ill give you my number or something. This can be done hundreds of ways none of which meet your exact needs but they would work. [/QUOTE]
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