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Originally posted by: Ayah
Ouch?
Originally posted by: Googer
Originally posted by: Ayah
Ouch?
Not really. You are getting what you are paying for and it's a good value if you consider what it is that you are getting.
- Antivirus($50 to $100 Value)
- Firewall(0-$200 value)
- and Hacker Protection.
- Just being able to offload the antivirus scanning and firewall duities away from your CPU onto a dedicated decivice alone makes it worth the $50 premeium over a DGL-4300.
Hardware firewalls are always a better choice vs software based firewalls. Combining the two can potetntial create a tough scenario for some of the best hackers.
Originally posted by: Ayah
Originally posted by: Googer
Originally posted by: Ayah
Ouch?
Not really. You are getting what you are paying for and it's a good value if you consider what it is that you are getting.
- Antivirus($50 to $100 Value)
- Firewall(0-$200 value)
- and Hacker Protection.
- Just being able to offload the antivirus scanning and firewall duities away from your CPU onto a dedicated decivice alone makes it worth the $50 premeium over a DGL-4300.
Hardware firewalls are always a better choice vs software based firewalls. Combining the two can potetntial create a tough scenario for some of the best hackers.
I guess. But for most people. Smoothwall is usually good enough.
Originally posted by: Googer
Originally posted by: Ayah
Ouch?
Not really. You are getting what you are paying for and it's a good value if you consider what it is that you are getting.
- Antivirus($50 to $100 Value)
- Firewall(0-$200 value)
- and Hacker Protection.
- Just being able to offload the antivirus scanning and firewall duities away from your CPU onto a dedicated decivice alone makes it worth the $50 premeium over a DGL-4300.
Hardware firewalls are always a better choice vs software based firewalls. Combining the two can potetntial create a tough scenario for some of the best hackers.
5. Built-in Print Server ? Turns any USB-enabled printer into a wireless network printer so you can print from anywhere in your home.Originally posted by: Googer
Not really. You are getting what you are paying for and it's a good value if you consider what it is that you are getting.
- Antivirus($50 to $100 Value)
- Firewall(0-$200 value)
- and Hacker Protection.
- Just being able to offload the antivirus scanning and firewall duities away from your CPU onto a dedicated decivice alone makes it worth the $50 premeium over a DGL-4300.
Hardware firewalls are always a better choice vs software based firewalls. Combining the two can potetntial create a tough scenario for some of the best hackers.