Reliability of Networking Hardware?

From: galt_57@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 25 Feb 2006 10:46:21 -0800

Just read someones rant about how they need to buy a new router every
year or two because they get flakey and start acting up. Is this
opinion utterly bogus or do a lot of people actually have trouble with
equipment that quickly gets intermittant and flakey? If so could this
perhaps be due to lightning damage?

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