New ADSL router~~~

we're a small company that consist of about 14 people.and we're looking
for a new router. could anybody recommand a router that's good to use??

On 15 Aug 2005, "lala" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>we're a small company that consist of about 14 people.and we're looking
>for a new router. could anybody recommand a router that's good to use??

Was there some problem with the existing one ? Is there anything 'special'
you want to use it for (videoconferencing, VoIP - Voice over IP calls, etc)

Will there be heavy traffic requirements ? Will you use ADSL or SDSL (from
some note I saw, the ISP might supply a router for you in the case of SDSL) ?

What sort of upper limit on cost do you have ? Sorry if it seems like a load
of questions, but there are routers from say 25 quid to 250 quid and without a
bit more idea of whether you expect to connect laptops to it by wireless, or
use it on an 8000 kbps connection with all 14 people hammering the link, a
number of routers might be suggested but could equally be unsuitable for
one or other reason. You might want to 'steer clear' of one with wireless
if you feel it could be abused by other people in the vicinity who might
try to use your connection / attack systems in your offices ... initial 2p

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On 15 Aug 2005 00:41:29 -0700, "lala" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> could anybody recommand a router that's good to use??

what do you use the connection for ?

do you need any special features for example VPN access from outside.

Phil
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"Phil Thompson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> do you need any special features for example VPN access from outside.

yes