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It's a mixed bag, I guess. I have great Internet reliability/performance now that I've taken my decent-quality Buffalo router out of the chain so that I'm just using the modem/router provided by Comcast.
The router's Admin. interface is a bit limited, but I've been able to work around that. I can forward a port, but I can't re-map the port number. I was able to work around that by convincing OS X to handle SSH connections on an alternate port number so I don't need the port number to be re-mapped. It works like a charm.
-- Steve J.
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