📶 D-Link DI-707P Router, 7-Port Switch, Print Server with Cable/DSL Connectivity Review

After the purchase, the built-in clock ran wildly in the router, probably running for 4 hours a day (NTP synchronization did not help). It was possible to solve this only by flashing to a version that is not officially supported. Somewhere every 2-3 months, with a load of only 2 computers, the router stably hangs, and at the same time the LAN segment works, but the WAN and the web interface do not. Accordingly, you have to pull it out of the socket, which is inconvenient, because. To do this…

Not surprising here, it doesn't support any multifunction options, but otherwise does what it's supposed to do. I returned this for Keyspan's USB server. allows you to share ANY USB device on the network (as if it were directly connected to any PC). See my Revain review. This is the ONLY answer to multifunctional sharing.

My new 707P easily replaced a separate SonicWALL SOHO firewall and 8-port 10/100 switch in over a month for less than the cost of a year of Sonic support plus Adding print server networking capability to my HP LaserJet 5MP. I didn't need all of Sonic's extra features (VPN, viruses, content filtering, etc.). Setup was a breeze, including configuration, settings, and automatic time service, and setting up a serviced printer on both Windows and MacOS is well explained. D-Link responded to the…