X-bit labs

Started by: NAT functionality? | Date 11/27/07

Comments: 9 | Last Comment:  06/02/08

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1. How well does the NAT work? If there are two+ computers behind it will they both be able to play a client/server FPS like Quake Wars?

What about a peer to peer RTS like Company of Heroes? What about if another two+ computers are one of these on a different router?

2. Hello!

This router is a peace of sh... as wl500g was/is.
I dont really see any point in testing that alpha firmware router besides commercial reasons of xbitlabs...

3. USB Application

The USB Application group offers setup options of the integrated USB ports. It opens with the Basic Config page. Here you can enable/disable such services as Download Master, Download Share, and Media Server. You can specify the time interval for transferring files via Bit Torrent and type in the range of Download Share ports.

Why do you spread lies ? I though xbit was a reliable source for revews! That router wont ever ever download torrents properly on original firmware!
If you want to buy a good router without the USB/torrent stuff go buy a Linksys no need to buy a not working thing just because its called ASUS.

Bye bye Xbitlabs....

4. Does is support NTFS external HD?
can u plug and use the HD without formating it first on the router(full with data)?

5. no and no (fat32/ext2 only)

6. This router caused me multiple headaches. The Download manager doesn' function properly. Connecting an USB disk is painful. My Wifi connection drops randomly. I strongly disadvise buying this object.

7. >> I strongly disadvise buying this object.
So am I

8. wireless connection keeps falling, time syncronize problem

9. This is a well build all round wireless router with lots of features like print/ftp server. Now I can use my Buffalo WHR-HP54G as an extender to increase the range in the student apartment.
But the choices off customize firmware might be difficult, since you have to do lots of research through the forums.

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