MV> Sounds nice, but I still can't help feeling that buying that router was MV> not a good deal. It simply isn't IPv6 complient. It has /some/ IPv6 MV> complience, but essential parts are missing that shoud have been fixed MV> /years/ ago. It has been MV> six years now that I decided not to buy new network stuff that does not MV> support MV> IPv6. IPv6 day was five years ago. Manufacturers that have not yet got the MV> IPv6 MV> child diseases out of their routers, deserve to go belly up.
The reason I purchased both of those in the first place was because of the stated IPv6 logo. Also some in this echo mentioned this brand. It certainly has been frustrating. --- SBBSecho 3.00-Win32 * Origin: The Lions Den BBS, Trenton, On, CDN (1:249/303)
