A good router for ntl cable 600k ?

Anyone got a preference ? And why ?
Firewall not required in router.

Doz

"Doz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Anyone got a preference ? And why ?
>Firewall not required in router.

I have a U.S. Robotics Model 8000-02 and a D-Link DI-604, they are both
excellent, and remarkably similar in many respects.

The USR has a built in print server and a connector to allow an external
modem to make a dialup connection if the B/B fails.

Of course the inherent characteristics of any NAT router provide
excellent protection against nasties.

My 5p. YMMV.

Richard

------------Richard Dungan-------------
Radix Electronic Designs, Orpington, UK
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In article <3fce1090$0$14051$(E-Mail Removed)>, Doz wrote:
> Anyone got a preference ? And why ?
> Firewall not required in router.

I use a Belkin 4-port router with NTL 150K. It does have a firewall but
there are good instructions on creating a DMZ for gaming.

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Jock Mackirdy
Bedford

Jock Mackirdy wrote:
> In article <3fce1090$0$14051$(E-Mail Removed)>, Doz wrote:
>> Anyone got a preference ? And why ?
>> Firewall not required in router.
>
> I use a Belkin 4-port router with NTL 150K. It does have a firewall
> but there are good instructions on creating a DMZ for gaming.

Have tried the Netgear RT314 with absolutley no problems & the person
I let it go to has had no problems with it either. Only
upgraded/expanded to a FR318 as I needed more ports & here again
despite the fact that has a built in firewall I have had no problems.