Amber wrote:


On 1-Jul-05, at 7:43 AM, Brian Mahoney wrote:


Here's a snippet from a review of the Airport Express with Itunes, " Each installation of Itunes can play to only one location at a time. For instance, if you're streaming songs to your living room from your office, you can't listen to songs using Itunes in your office." Personally, for now I'm sticking with my lowly but reliable Dlink B wireless router since there are a whole raft of new items coming out in the near future. G is good for streaming around the house but if you just use the 'net then B is already faster than any broadband connection.


Hello Brian,

Happy Canada Day :-)
I actually saw the DLink routers in London Drugs last night. How easy are those to set up ? I ask, not because I am that technologically challenged, but because I just don't need the hassle of messing around for hours trying to get it set up and sorted out.

I mainly want a router so that I can access the net away from my desk - music streaming is not that important, nor is printing remotely. I just don't want to be tied to my cable modem umbilical cord when using the net. Security is important to me to some degree as well - hoping the security settings are clear.

Are the instructions that come with the DLink routers pretty straight forward ?

Thanks,

Amber

Yeah, pretty easy to set up but the SMC I had was easier but it wasn't wireless. I got the Dlink on a deal and it does ok for now. They all have wizards and the rest of it is kind of common sense mixed with trial and error. Coverage gets me outside in the backyard so it's fine. As for security, the password and encryption is easy to set up, although the guide isn't much help. You can always turn off file sharing, or don't have a shared folder, whichever works on a Mac but encryption works well. I use it on my 3400c as well as a PC so if you need any help, let me know.

BM

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