On Thu, November 29, 2007 5:00 pm, Mark Rogers wrote:
> Phil Thompson wrote:
>> I missed the meeting as I was being trained in "Child Protection" in
>> Corby (!). What were the objectives for this router ?
>
> Primary objective: to make sure there's one there with PLUGs name on it
> so we don't rely on whatever I have in stock (in the past wireless
> routers have tended to go out for test purposes just before meetings and
> they need reconfiguring every meeting even if they are there).
>
> That is behind the "get a wireless router" thread.
>
> The secondary objectives are up to the group; maybe pick one we that has
> open source firmware, for example.
>
> Budget (based on last meetings donations) is about £30. If we're happy
> that my company technically retains ownership of it that's £30 ex-VAT,
> otherwise it'll be inc-VAT. Either way it'll be labelled up and kept for
> PLUG-only usage.

The Buffalo sounds like an excellent choice. Ebuyer do these as well for a
few quid less (£30.44 including super saver postage and VAT - 44p over
budget I'm afraid):

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/97221


I might even get one of them for myself - the 2nd Linksys router I got
from PC World doesn't work too well with DD-WRT. So I'm stuck with a
Linksys firmware main router and the router with the superior DD-WRT
firmware running only as a client bridge for my wired network (because the
Linksys firmware doesn't allow client bridge mode).

Malc
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