I actually have the newer RT314 model, but this version is not much different.  I have a 4 PC domain set up in my home all running NT 4.0 and Win2K with 2 DNS servers and file server.  This router works without a hitch with only a cable connection.  Downstream rates still stay in the 200Mbps-1Gbps range as they were before i added it.  Transfer speeds between PCs have drastically been improved since changing from a 10Mbps hub to the full-duplexed 100Mbps switching router since all my NIC cards are 100Mbps full-duplex compatible.
I saw mention that few thought the advanced feature documentation was shallow, however, there is much better documentation on the CD in .PDF format than the silly foldout that was included with mine.  I'm not sure if the RT311 has this documentation or not, however.
All in all it's a great router for the home/small office and this is a competitive price as well...
I actually have the newer RT314 model, but this version is not much different. I have a 4 PC domain set up in my home all running NT 4. 0 and Win2K with 2 DNS servers and file server. This router works without a hitch with only a cable connection. Downstream rates still stay in the 200Mbps-1Gbps range as they were before i added it. Transfer speeds between PCs have drastically been improved since changing from a 10Mbps hub to the full-duplexed 100Mbps switching router since all my NIC cards are 100Mbps full-duplex compatible. I saw mention that few thought the advanced feature documentation was shallow, however, there is much better documentation on the CD in. PDF format than the silly foldout that was included with mine. I'm not sure if the RT311 has this documentation or not, however. All in all it's a great router for the home/small office and this is a competitive price as well...