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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-825 => Topic started by: velocci on April 05, 2011, 06:37:37 AM
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Hi all, anyone know what the differences are between the DIR-825 and DIR-665?
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I think the 6 series routers don't broadcast 2.4 and 5Ghz simultaneously as the 8 series routers do is one possible difference.
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why isn't there a forum for the DIR-665?
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probably due to the fact that it's similar to the 655.
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i'm also interested in the Netgear WNDR3700. I read alot of good reviews on it.
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Take a look at there forum before you decide.
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the problem with their forum is that you need to own one of their products to be able register.
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Really? Must have changed the process. I didn't own own any before I joined. Odd. Well, if your curious, there alot more activity on the 3700 forums than here.
I think thats for the Enterprise Product line, You don't need access to that unless you do have that line. You don't for the 3700.
Also, NG, doesn't even watch or look at there forums or from what I understand this forum. It's ran by 3rd party, so even though the moderation is pretty good, any information or complaint or what ever, wont be seen by NG themselves. You have to go to Customer Svc to do anything.
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one important feature in a router that I need is Dynamic DNS so I can connect to my PC from work or other places. Right now I have an old Dlink router and I recently tested the DIR-655 and both had this feature. do all routers have this or is it just a D-link feature?
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I use teamview to connect to my PC and other PCs. I prefer to use default ISP DNS. Using other DNS is an option. I think you can use any DNS in any router. I don't think it's limited by OEMS. I might be limited by ISPs if there any interference or abuse. I think my 3700 has an option for OpenDNS. Been a while since I've had it online. I'm headed to WRT for it soon anyways.
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so the netgear has the DDNS option through www.dyndns.org?
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I think it has OpenDNS...I'll have to look again...been a while..sorry I can't provide you with more accurate details. ::) I think DLink owns DynDNS.
I see that people make mention of these DNS Services: OpenDNS, Google DNS, Norton DNS, Level 3 DNS over on the NG forum
You could give Post #9 a try:
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=37528.30 (http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=37528.30)
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ok. can you check tonight and let me know? does openDNS work the same way as Dyndns?
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I believe so...there mostly the same, get an account then you use there DNS numbers.
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DynDNS is the option for the 3700
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thanks alot for checking.