Router for USB Wireless Connection

Hello everyone. This is my first post so please be gentle. I am a
relative newbie to the wireless world. My experience is limited to
plugging in and playing with my SMC Barricade ; and configuring our
Wireless Setup.

Our ISP is providing us with a Wireless connection (it serves our
valley). They supply (for a modest fee), an antenna and USB Wireless
card (YDI Diamond USB). Our ISP is using a WEP key (not public AP). My
question: Is there currently existing a router that could take this
USB signal and split it out between my systems?

I have seen the Draytek Vigor 2200USB, it looks promising. Has anyone
tried one with a wireless USB card, such as this YDI card? If so, what
were the results?

I would really like to free up my "server" machine for
applications/gaming etc. Currently Running XP Pro w/ SP1 on a AMD
Athlon XP 2000+ CPU, but is tied up with ICS and the wireless. So does
anyone have any suggestions, reccomendations, comments etc? =(^o^)=

Thanks so much in advance,
Tayra


Relative websites
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YDI Website: http://www.ydi.com/products/diamond-usb.php
Draytek: http://www.draytek.com.tw/english/pr...gor2200usb.php

> I have seen the Draytek Vigor 2200USB, it looks promising. Has anyone
> tried one with a wireless USB card, such as this YDI card? If so, what
> were the results?

Since that Vigor is specific for ADSL modems (and not even all brands) i
would guess it will not work with an USB Wi-fi card. The built-in
configuration software will have no concept of channels or WEP-keys.

I think your only ption is to use a PC as the router. You could ofcourse
move ICS to another PC. But is it really such a burden for the PC it is on
now? You could be solving a non-problem here.

((HH))