[DoctorNiCYDEn]

That's with the stock firmware though, right? DD-WRT should up that count. The stock ASUS firmware is pretty limited.

Edit: For small business use, I usually go with something like a Cisco ASA-5505. For gigabit switches I have had good luck with Cisco Small Business line and even better luck with Netgear GS724T.

Edit 2: At home I use an ASUS gigabit switch and an ASUS RT-N16. Been pleased with both.

The price on the netgear is quite reasonable. At work we use Procurve 24/POE switches, which work well but they are really expensive. :/

[kilibry]

The price on the netgear is quite reasonable. At work we use Procurve 24/POE switches, which work well but they are really expensive. :/

That's a little out of the price range. Plus, is that really necessary for something like what I'm describing?

[zoppereurvito]

Interesting...looks like you should have no problems then. I can't believe how crappy the stock firmware is, though.

Yup and DDWRT brought my cheap TP Link 1043ND to life.

[DoctorBeny]

At the end:


PC to PC (ramdrive) 690Mbps write, 720Mbps read
PC to NAS (shitty, shitty Iomega for the moment, 100Mbps write, 400Mbps read)

[Dvjkefdw]

At the end:


PC to PC (ramdrive) 690Mbps write, 720Mbps read
PC to NAS (shitty, shitty Iomega for the moment, 100Mbps write, 400Mbps read)

Meh, ADSL2 speeds. Must try harder.