Re: best home router for openssh

On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Michael Hieb wrote:

> I think this begs the question as to whether the problem with the routing
> part or the wireless part of the "wireless router". Obviously I don't know
> which, but you could test by seeing if you have the same problem with a
> "wired" connection to the wireless router.

I did test when wired to the same router. Interestingly, both ping and
tracert times are much longer when wireless, even for hops beyond the
first one.

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