BT Broadband and networking

Friend has main PC with BT Voyager modem for broadband, want's to connect
second PC on wired network and run Wifeys lappy on Wireless.

Could anybody suggest the hardware (router etc) he would need thats
compatible with BT, as in it's not in the 'always on' state like BY.

Thanks

Brian

"Brian Day" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Friend has main PC with BT Voyager modem for broadband, want's to connect
> second PC on wired network and run Wifeys lappy on Wireless.
>
> Could anybody suggest the hardware (router etc) he would need thats
> compatible with BT, as in it's not in the 'always on' state like BY.

Personally I've got the BT Voyager 2000 router/firewall/hub/wireless AP with
BT Voyager USB and laptop cards. Works a treat out of the box and is very
easy to configure. And being a BT product its clealy compatible with BT BB.

cool - thanks for the tip
Brian
"Andrew Murray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Brian Day" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Friend has main PC with BT Voyager modem for broadband, want's to
connect
> > second PC on wired network and run Wifeys lappy on Wireless.
> >
> > Could anybody suggest the hardware (router etc) he would need thats
> > compatible with BT, as in it's not in the 'always on' state like BY.
>
> Personally I've got the BT Voyager 2000 router/firewall/hub/wireless AP
with
> BT Voyager USB and laptop cards. Works a treat out of the box and is very
> easy to configure. And being a BT product its clealy compatible with BT
BB.
>
>