Best value for money Wireless Router and Broadband package?
23-03-2005, 02:14 PM
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Best value for money Wireless Router and Broadband package?
Afternoon all,
Just wondering what everyone thinks is the best value for money (in terms of performance and money) broad band service?
And finally the best value for money wireless broadband router for the home, preferably with some kind of security feature built in to stop people getting a free rid.
Many thanks in advanced
Just wondering what everyone thinks is the best value for money (in terms of performance and money) broad band service?
And finally the best value for money wireless broadband router for the home, preferably with some kind of security feature built in to stop people getting a free rid.
Many thanks in advanced
23-03-2005, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by pauldudley
minefield can of worns stick to carrier peguin (spelling shat) 
i got a bt voyager which in pcworld comes with laptop card and pc card and 54meg wireless, for around a ton
has 128bit security and mac authentication just enough for th average home user
DONT buy linksys
23-03-2005, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Petrucci
i would be very curious to hear your technical reasons for saying "don't buy linksys", Spiky
i'm referring to the little 1 or 4 port wireless cable modem routers.
here in work we use everything Cisco, and never have issues
colleagues cant afford these so have bought cheaper systems like
netgear
linksys
bt voyagers
and some others
EVERYONE that has used the linksys one's has nothing but trouble, where they drop the connection (wireless) then connect back about 30seconds later.
first of all i put it down to the user setting it up wrong, but when more and more had the same issue, i put it down the crap equipment.
23-03-2005, 03:09 PM
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yeh, it's sure that if the user leaves it in "connect on demand" and not on "keep alive", the issue you stated can happen ; or if there is too high a number of connections on several TCP or UDP ports at the same time, but this can be set up in the routeur admin panel (the number of simultaneous connections)... nothing related to linksys fault, anyway. 
I have installed lots of them, as well as loads of every other brands, and they all work flawlessly, as long as the guy installing them knows his job correctly
BTW, Linksys belongs to and is made by Cisco.
I have installed lots of them, as well as loads of every other brands, and they all work flawlessly, as long as the guy installing them knows his job correctly
BTW, Linksys belongs to and is made by Cisco.
23-03-2005, 03:58 PM
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cisco have only recently bought them
as said i didn't set them up users did
we have no issues in work with over 300 access points
i thought it might have need recycling of security keys but as no-one would lend their's i couldn't test 
their loss, my bt voyager has no issues 
as said i didn't set them up users did
we have no issues in work with over 300 access points
i thought it might have need recycling of security keys
but as no-one would lend their's i couldn't test their loss, my bt voyager has no issues
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