No experience with Buffalo, but I've run a succession of Linksys 54 wireless routers - both C and G. After a couple of years they become unreliable, requiring frequent reboots. My Apple Airport Express stopped working after several years (used mostly for travel, so spends the bulk of the time turned off). IMHO, all consumer-grade gear is junk, so get the cheapest and buy a cold-spare. Microcenter had a Tenda W311R (N) on sale for $30 last time I needed an AP. It's been running for almost a year now and has similar features to the Linksys (integrated 4-port switch, web-config, and port-forwarding so I can access my home Linux server and security cameras from anywhere on the internet). Nice touch: should you need to press the "reset" button, they helpfully print the default ip address and password on the label. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20101020/67e410ec/attachment-0001.htm