[sllug-members]: Actiontec DSL Modem

[Matthew Hatch]

Ditto -- my Actiontec modem works great in bridged mode with my WRT54g
(dd-wrt) doing the authentication.  No complaints, solid as a rock (my
experience).  My dad and brother also have this same setup at their
homes with no complaints either.

Using the Actiontec as your router, though, sucks with Linux (dns
issues), so if you don't have a separate machine to handle your routing,
get a different modem.

Randy Clements wrote:
> Had no problems with mine.  I usually used it in bridged mode and let an
> IPcop firewall do the PPPoA connection to XMission.
> 
> On 5/3/06, *dataw0lf* < digitalsuicide at gmail.com
> <mailto:digitalsuicide at gmail.com>> wrote:
> 
>     Jared Smith wrote:
>     > I recommend you buy a Cisco 678 instead, if your time is worth
>     anything
>     > to you... it'll give you a lot less headaches than the Actiontec will.
>     > Last I heard, XMission had some for sale for around $99.
>     >
>     So true.  The 'Craptiontec'  lives up to it's name.  And then some.
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