Spec me a wireless network router

[DaBeeeenster]

Right. Got a Be internet connection in the office with the modem set to bridged mode. We have 8 external ip addresses and want to get some kit to allow us to run our office machines on an internal NAT network and then plug the router into the BeBox taking a single external IP address as our outbound office IP.

Needs to be bullet proof in terms of reliability. What's good?

[dave87]

Depends on budget - I'd go with either a Netgear or ZyXel product, like this ?

[MadduckUK]

trying to predict peoples answers here as i know of the liking for Draytek gubbins.

http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor2910.html
?

[Griffo_]

I use a Linksys WRT54GX V2 which does the job perfect for me.

[Muttley69]

Draytek for me as well - they might be more expensive, but worth the money IMO.