Wireless Router-which One??

Jasper · 22-Sep-2006, 10:33

I currently have a 3 Com wireless router,which has been a nightmare from day one.Customer services are toss,too.

So,i have had enough and want a new one.Anybody got any recomendations.

Netgear have a compatibility issue with AMD processors as they only test on pentiums!!

Any help welcome!!

antonye · 22-Sep-2006, 10:39

Got a Linksys myself, as it replaced a Netgear which couldn't cope with my ADSL line upgrade.

http://www.linksys-sales.co.uk/

Ian · 22-Sep-2006, 10:42

yep Linksys is the consumer name for CISCO, - very good customer service help lines.

MarkyMark76 · 22-Sep-2006, 10:43

I use a Linksys WRT54GS-UK with my cable broadband in the house. It's great, never had any problem with it and it was a piece of cake to set up. PC runs an Athlon, laptop a Centrino. Got it from overclockers. Hooked up my printer to it as well and can now do wireless printing. Lovely jubly!!

Lightning Boy · 22-Sep-2006, 10:45

We use Draytek Vigor 2600's for all of our home users - solid as a rock.

Chaz · 22-Sep-2006, 10:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkyMark76

I use a Linksys WRT54GS-UK with my cable broadband in the house. It's great, never had any problem with it and it was a piece of cake to set up. PC runs an Athlon, laptop a Centrino. Got it from overclockers. Hooked up my printer to it as well and can now do wireless printing. Lovely jubly!!

Sorry to hijack thead but how do you link up your printer wireless?

MJS · 22-Sep-2006, 10:50

Linksys for me - I know nothing about such things, but a friend recommended it to me, and even a dumbo like me was able to set it up, and it's been trouble free from day 1.

Martin

Jasper · 22-Sep-2006, 11:23

ok,narrowed it down:

D-Link G624T
Linksys WAG 200g

What you think?

antonye · 22-Sep-2006, 11:24

Personally I'd go for the Linksys.

Jasper · 22-Sep-2006, 11:25

Cheers,Ant

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22-Sep-2006, 10:42	#3
Ian Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,333 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: nr Gatwick, West Sussex/Surrey borders Mood: Still having fun! yep Linksys is the consumer name for CISCO, - very good customer service help lines. Reply

22-Sep-2006, 10:43	#4
MarkyMark76 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 320 Join Date: Jan 2004 Mood: . I use a Linksys WRT54GS-UK with my cable broadband in the house. It's great, never had any problem with it and it was a piece of cake to set up. PC runs an Athlon, laptop a Centrino. Got it from overclockers. Hooked up my printer to it as well and can now do wireless printing. Lovely jubly!! Reply

22-Sep-2006, 10:45	#5
Lightning Boy Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,388 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Newick, East Sussex Mood: Waiting at the Crossroads...... We use Draytek Vigor 2600's for all of our home users - solid as a rock. Reply

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MJS DSC Membership Sec. & BHCN R.O. Webteam Big Twin Bikes: None at the moment Posts: 1,940 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Pitstone Mood: Feeling old... Linksys for me - I know nothing about such things, but a friend recommended it to me, and even a dumbo like me was able to set it up, and it's been trouble free from day 1. Martin https://www.justgiving.com/MJSisley Reply

22-Sep-2006, 11:23	#8
Jasper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,707 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: YORK ok,narrowed it down: D-Link G624T Linksys WAG 200g What you think? Reply

22-Sep-2006, 11:25	#10
Jasper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,707 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: YORK Cheers,Ant Reply