recommendations for a good adsl wireless router?

my current (belkin) has gone belly up for the 2nd time in 2 years.
any recommendations?
vygor seem good, but expensive....

Don't bother with the D-Link range as after sales support is chronic!

Billy
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"Zax" <cacofonix@nospam_mail.com> wrote in message
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> my current (belkin) has gone belly up for the 2nd time in 2 years.
> any recommendations?
> vygor seem good, but expensive....
>
>

"Zax" <cacofonix@nospam_mail.com> wrote in message
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> my current (belkin) has gone belly up for the 2nd time in 2 years.
> any recommendations?
> vygor seem good, but expensive....
>

Netgear DG834G - mines been up 24/7 for 2 years now no probs....most people
I know use them...very popular

On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 00:11:43 +0100, "Zax" <cacofonix@nospam_mail.com>
wrote:

>my current (belkin) has gone belly up for the 2nd time in 2 years.
>any recommendations?
>vygor seem good, but expensive....

Linksys. They just work (all the time)

You can get Draytek Vigors on Ebay at reasonable prices, sometimes even new
ones.
That's how I got mine, I knew they are reliable as I had tan older version
for 2+ years.
Regards,
Martin

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> On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 00:11:43 +0100, "Zax" <cacofonix@nospam_mail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >my current (belkin) has gone belly up for the 2nd time in 2 years.
> >any recommendations?
> >vygor seem good, but expensive....
>
> Linksys. They just work (all the time)

Not under heavy RTP traffic they dont. Mine will lock up and need resetting
if continuous rtp traffic is put through it

IAn

Ian" <spam"AT wrote:
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 00:11:43 +0100, "Zax" <cacofonix@nospam_mail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> my current (belkin) has gone belly up for the 2nd time in 2 years.
>>> any recommendations?
>>> vygor seem good, but expensive....
>>
>> Linksys. They just work (all the time)
>
> Not under heavy RTP traffic they dont. Mine will lock up and need
> resetting if continuous rtp traffic is put through it
>

My Linksys was rebooting itself every 90 minutes, whilst my Netgear was
lasting upto 36 hours.....

Kraftee:
>My Linksys was rebooting itself every 90 minutes, whilst my Netgear was
>lasting upto 36 hours.....
My Draytek Vigor 2600We NEVER needed rebooting in over two years and the
only time I saw it
(it's in the attic) was when I upgraded the firmware to make VoIP work.
My current 2600VGi has been on since June...
Regards,
Martin

On 14 Aug 2005 02:20, "Martin²" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Kraftee:
>>My Linksys was rebooting itself every 90 minutes, whilst my Netgear was
>>lasting upto 36 hours.....

>My Draytek Vigor 2600We NEVER needed rebooting in over two years and the
>only time I saw it

and how many GB of peer-to-peer traffic do you handle each month ?

I'm not really interested in the number of GB, but whether your router gets
heavy use, because that appears to be the cause of some problems, and while
a Draytek unit may be unaffected, it is in a price range of little interest
to many people, I suspect, unless they can benefit from having one to hand
for professional reasons too.

Personally I use no peer-to-peer aplications so have not had the 'benefit'
of this experience with routers in the past 30+ months :-) Peter M.

--

UK ADSL <http://tinyurl.com/5jpa4> - Happy to save cash with Plus.Net!!

"poster" <us-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On 14 Aug 2005 02:20, "Martin²" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>Kraftee:
>>>My Linksys was rebooting itself every 90 minutes, whilst my Netgear was
>>>lasting upto 36 hours.....
>
>>My Draytek Vigor 2600We NEVER needed rebooting in over two years and the
>>only time I saw it
>
> and how many GB of peer-to-peer traffic do you handle each month ?
>
> I'm not really interested in the number of GB, but whether your router
> gets
> heavy use, because that appears to be the cause of some problems, and
> while
> a Draytek unit may be unaffected, it is in a price range of little
> interest
> to many people, I suspect, unless they can benefit from having one to hand
> for professional reasons too.
>
> Personally I use no peer-to-peer aplications so have not had the 'benefit'
> of this experience with routers in the past 30+ months :-) Peter M.
>
> --
>
> UK ADSL <http://tinyurl.com/5jpa4> - Happy to save cash with Plus.Net!!

about 30GB per month