Thanks to all those who provided ideas about a router. The scene
certainly has changed with gs and bs and some routers not being ADSL
compatible. Ended up choosing a Billion 7404VGPX ADSL2+/3G Modem with
VoIP. Hope it does all the dances that are promised.
Merv
On 21/07/10 11:50 AM, Paul Weaver wrote:
I'm running a Belkin N1 'Vision' modem router at home. It can handle several
wireless and cable connections simultaneously with ease, and no discernible
loss of speed. It has a small screen so I can see who is connected and whether
they are cable or wireless, what sort of speed they are downloading data and
how much each individual has downloaded in the previous 24 hours. I never have
dropouts with it, whereas they were a daily happening with the previous NetComm
E7F automodem.
Cheers, Paul.
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