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Re: best home router for openssh

Subject: Re: best home router for openssh
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 11:07:39 -0600 (CST)

hbeaumont hbeaumont said:
I'm looking for the best home router to use with openssh.
[...]
However I have found that different brands seem to do a better job of
keeping ssh connections open.
I cannot remember the brand but at least one router I bought in the
past would not keep a connection
for more than 5 minutes. It was a known issue acknowleged by the
company who made it. They had
optimized it for connection-less http etc.

Currently I run a linksys and it works ok but drops connections
randomly and never can hold one
for more than 8 hours or so.

If you haven't, I would try upgrading the firmware on the Linksys.  Last
year, I had the displeasure of using a USRobotics router at my in-laws
that wouldn't hold an ssh session for more than a few minutes.  This year,
they had finally released a software update that fixed the issue.  The USR
actually worked well after the upgrade.  (I wouldn't necessarily recommend
buying it though.  Software updates are rare and I'm not convinced that
they really care much about that product line.)

-dpm

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