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Yea, they're quite good.. lots of features, for a decent price. I find Cisco stuff, for the most part, is very expensive for what you are getting. I used to have a Pix at home (501) and it was good, solid etc.. but all it did was, um, packet filter. (and VPN) I've put a m0n0wall in now...

You got a toolbar there? Right click where it is task bar.. unselect "Lock the task bar" Then click on the right hand side and see if you can close anything or something.

Needs Silverversions first! :rasp: </Default-ClioSport-Answer>

So what if Cisco own Linksys? ;) I've used both (Have Cisco here) and there is a difference. Think of it like this, Fiat are Linksys, Cisco are Ferrari ;) New Linksys stuff is good, tho.. apparently. The older range, I never rated much apart from the Access Points.

Yea.. but after using the w810i (and thinking it would be mint) it's way too fiddly.. Hopefully they have made the joystick better on this one.

I'm going to wait for this one again. (k800i). I saw an N91 today, and it's MASSIVE. Ok, on paper it looks like it's about the same size, but in real life, it just looks bulky. :(

I don't see why spending more allows you to jump the queue. If my car was being done (yaknow, £100 service) and then it was delayed "because someone who had spent 15k with us came in", I'd not be happy..

Hmm, it's different in most ways isn't it? In terms of "what it looks like" Heh.

Standard definetly.

Haha. See, if you have a car problem, ClioSport is the place! ;)

Hahahaha. "You can f**k off" at the end - brilliant! :D

Maybe, that's what I thought too.. Now, I'm looking on the forum, and 172's are starting to go wrong.. and it'll only get worse as they get older :( I was quite close to getting a newer Clio for some reliability, but, now I don't think I am :p

Bump. There we go.. :) Last bump.. final hours! I feel like Smokey with all this plugging/bumping for sale posts.. shame he won't be able to see me following on his great work ;)

Yep, so for a none member, £11 inc membership :)

Upgraded then decided to get another phone (and bought new one Sim free). Not mine by the way.. not my colour.. ;)

Unlocked to any network, too ;)

It's a fake. ;) All Williams' are Sports Blue or Monoco Blue. I think I've seen it - it's just a Valver with Williams badges. I'm sure it was on here at some point..

What's a "NAT" list? Heh. PC's should have a default gateway of the Linksys. Linksys should simply have your live IP on the WAN port.. and a local IP for your LAN. If anything coming into the Linksys is not local (e.g 192.168.0.x), it should NAT (normal NAT, no 1:1 stuff etc..) it out of...

Haha, yea, whatever his name is now has no network connection. ;)

yea, Wifi -> Wifi would stay inside the Linksys. Wired -> Wifi would have to go via the WAN port on the Linksys I guess? Which wouldn't be allowed. Wired on the Linksys Router to Linksys Wifi should work fine (and does whenever I've set it up with any other wireless router) (If I'm reading...

You can't organise the list, but.. sounds like an Alpine issue.. as the iPod itself (just tested on my Nano) remembers which artist you are up to.. and when you go back to Artists or Albums etc.. it's where you last left it.

A router behind a Cisco Router (take it it's doing routing?) wouldn't work.. as the Linksys router would be using it's WAN port to the Cisco.. (at a guess) Wired clients on the Cisco would be classes as "Public internet" machines to the Linksys Router.. and it'd block them.

Heh. I dunno, I have a Cisco ADSL Modem -> WAN port on a Firewall box which then has a DMZ interface to a public server (with static NAT entries for public IPs) and a LAN interface to an access point/switch with my main PC connected to the switch. My laptop (wireless) can access SMB shares on...

What IP range you using on the LAN? And subnet?

Shouldn't even touch NAT, as AP should be on the LAN side of the router.. (If it is leaving the LAN, then.. er.. something is seriously broken with that router config :) )

Erm, \\ip\share should always work.. it works cross subnet's, so it's not even related to a work group. If it doesn't, something else is blocking stuff is my guess?

I'd just access the machines by going to \\name\share or \\ip.add.re.ss\share It'll just work without all the broadcast then :)

Windows networking is shite. It uses messy ways to do workgroup stuff.. infact, I don't even use the workgroup thing now, heh.. ever. Or recommend it. Ever. Ever ever ever. (Official Response).

Yea, I was looking at this phone (and was all set to get it!) Then I saw the Nokia N91. Next month is good news on Vodafone tho.. cus' if I don't get the N91, I'll get that! (and I'm moving to Voda)

Buy it then! :rasp: