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Billy Clinton, Operations Administrator, Arkansas Crime Information Center Donna Uzzell, Special Agent in Charge, Statewide Investigation Services, Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Pamela Scanlon, Executive Director, Automated Regional Justice Information System (ARJIS) (posthumous award) I switched to it from AT&T as soon as it was available at my home, and I have no regrets.(titles listed were at the time of the award) I know you posted this three months ago, but just in case you haven't made your decision yet, I'd highly recommend getting C Spire Fiber. The above spam/malware/ad protection can also be enabled/disabled on a user-by-user basis. Most routers have this by now, but you can assign devices to specific users and can set time limits or block internet usage entirely on both a device-basis and user-basis. You can disable these features if you don't want to use them, or allow/deny sites on a site-by-site basis if it blocks something you need to access. It has built-in spam, malware, and ad protection by acting as a DNS blocker. The three levels of security they offer are Home (access to all devices using the same password), Guest (access only to devices you specify), and Internet Only (no access to other devices on your network). You can create multiple WiFi passwords, and for each one you can control what devices on your network they can see. It does have a lot of nice little features.

You can see an example of the pods on Amazon It's not rack-mountable, as it plugs directly into the wall. It does have a way to enable Bridge mode, although I haven't played with that myself. As of a few months ago, C Spire now offers Plume WiFi.

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