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Crap!  I thought it was THIS Saturday!  Oh well.....

Otherwise the penalty to you is that they keep your deposit.

OH MY GOSH!  Those lots are HUGE!

Here is a TIC email:http://www2.villagesofirvine.com/mk/get/XNHCWB15A?_EC=7RhKGrprUWiEZrryJe5s6E

Ironwood is supposed to be Duplexes.

I was experiencing the same thing on my 3G, and turning Spotlight off made the speed a LOT better.  However, I still have to do a hard-reset from time to time because it starts to get slow again.

Plus, Montecito has been selling like hotcakes.  And they are SFR.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-8PBx7isoM&feature=player_embedded

http://www.ocregister.com/news/bren-260473-check-complaint.html

The wireless part WORKS.  Whether it works well or not depends on your walls and the strength of the antenna in the router.  Most newer router should work fine, as long as you don't have concrete walls.

No, a simple switch like that would not work because it does not have DHCP built in - meaning that it does not give out new IP address to other devices, something that your wireless router in your office will need.  A normal wireless router has DHCP built in a gives each device on the network a...

Yes, but while Gigabit routers are faster, they are more expensive, and I have noticed that even while I have a normal 10/100 router, mine still works really fast. And regarding the resetting the router, yes!  That's exactly why I upgraded mine to a router very simliar to the one I posted from...

Exactly.  It's a standard router, but yes, you would not be using the wireless portion on that.

It retails for $149.99, but I spent 3 hours on the phone with AT&T one Saturday, and finally , I got transferred to a customer relations manager who ended up telling me to go buy the MicroCell, and then he credited my account in full.  So, I got it for free :)

Sierra Vista Apartments has good parking until around 9:00PM on the weekdays. 

OK, I now understand your setup.  Here's what you would need to do: In your hub, take the cord that is currently connected to your modem out.  That is the cord that connects your office outlet.  Instead, plug that into this router (http://www.frys.com/product/5913714?site=sa:Networking:Spot2). ...

The first part is correct.  You plug it in cable -> modem -> router or switch -> data ports connect into router or switch. Now, regarding your VOIP box question, that depends - how does your VOIP box connect to the internet?  Through the coaxial cable or through an ethernet cord? Also, you...

Sure, but first, I need to know a little more about your network configuration.  How many ethernet outlets does your home have that you need powered?  Also, how many Ethernet ports are there on your wireless router?