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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoo
    Buffalo aren't bad either.

    reet, list..

    http://www.buffalo-technology.com/we...ss/wmr-g54.htm
    http://www.linksyssales.co.uk/linksy...?idProduct=162
    http://www.3com.com/prod/en_UK_EMEA/...=3CRWE754G72-A

    The linksys and 3com are better bets because of the better firewalls included (full SPI)..
    That Linksys one you gave reference to says: -

    The Linksys Wireless-G ADSL Gateway is the all-in-one solution for Internet connectivity in your home. The ADSL Modem function gives you a blazing fast connection to the Internet, far faster than a dial-up, and without tying up your phone line
    So would I be right in assuming its an ADSL modem and router in one? That be a perfect one as it includes a card as well for £80
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    yup, spot on
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    Shame it was £80 exc VAT prob go with the Belkin 54g router and free PCMIA card for £85 at broadbandbuyer.co.uk
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    Im also purchasing a new router with wifi, i am going with this one:
    D-Link DSL-G604T with free DWLG650+ PCMCIA card
    http://www.d-link.co.uk/?go=jN7uAYLx...vh1KDiJkYZuQ==
    http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=60242

    Ill let you know how i get on with it.

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    Just hope you never need regular firmware updates..
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    What is your budget? And what features are you after? Draytek look good on paper but having had one for a year I would avoid as most of the features on the box still dont work in a reliable or proper fashion. (Firewall/SNMP is what I have noticed doesnt work properly.)

    Personally I'd have a look for the linksys which also has QoS built in, so you can limit bandwidth etc. If you have plenty of money consider a CISCO 837, but at >300 quid I doubt its something many people will consider!

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    The linksys *is* a cisco
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoo
    The linksys *is* a cisco
    Nah its just that CISCO own linksys now. Products upto now are still made/designed in isolation. Now if CISCO were to send some of there techs to linksys, then linksys would own the home space

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    Ordered a Linksys WA54g with card for £78 fro ebuyer should be here in coupla days
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    I'm currently using D-Link DI-624 wireless router

    Supports Super G, so future proof, very easy to use D-Link HTTP control panel/configuration. It is slightly more expensive than the competition, but it is imo a better router.

    Linky

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firelord
    Ordered a Linksys WA54g with card for £78 fro ebuyer should be here in coupla days
    Well done that man
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    Installed the other day and well pleased

    Went upstairs with my mums laptop and through thick garage walls, a floor and several other walls still maintained a 36mps rate and dropped to 24mbps if I moved my leg

    Great value highly recommended
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    hehe

    My D-Link struggles to get through a window...

    Luckily it's okay with the ceiling though
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    I got a 3com officeconnect 11g adsl wireless firewall router, works a treat

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    I setup a Netgear ADSL router the other day and all is ok and dead easy to setup
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    Quote Originally Posted by bertie
    I got a 3com officeconnect 11g adsl wireless firewall router, works a treat
    Another vote for the 3com 3CRWE754G72-A

    Router, 3com pcmcia, iPAQ and two pci generic wireless cards all playing nicely !

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