Wireless router for NTL cable

I'm thinking of changing from a wired network to wireless. Any
recommendations as to the best cable wireless router ?

TIA.
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Regards,

Hugh Jampton

> I'm thinking of changing from a wired network to wireless. Any
> recommendations as to the best cable wireless router ?
>

Can't go wrong with a Netgear. Avoid Belkin like haemorrhoids.

Hugh Jampton Wrote:
> I'm thinking of changing from a wired network to wireless. Any
> recommendations as to the best cable wireless router ?
>
> TIA.
> --
> Regards,
>
> Hugh Jampton

depends to some extent on the size/type of house.
for a 3 bed semi, the netgear WGR614 v6 is worth a look (£50 delivere
from DSL Warehouse)
extremely easy to set up and re-configure
has ethernet port for connection to your stand alone cable modem (vi
cat5 cable)
for larger abodes, consider a 'rangemax' produc


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> I'm thinking of changing from a wired network to wireless. Any
> recommendations as to the best cable wireless router ?
> TIA.
> Regards,
> Hugh Jampton
>
Maplin are doing a cable compatable Sitecom wireless router
with usb adaptor for 35quid
check out their latest offers list
A51FU

Or a Linksys one for 40quid
ZX86T
www.maplin.co.uk

Steve Terry

> Or a Linksys one for 40quid
> ZX86T
> www.maplin.co.uk

No wireless on that one though. I'd personally go for a Linksys WRT54GS
(if you can get one < version 5) or a WRT54GL. I've got a v4 GS with
Sveasoft firmware on it and it's great.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm now looking at Netgear and Linksys.
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Regards,

Hugh Jampton

Hello,

I have just connected a Linksys Wireless Router WRT54GS, with Firmware
Version: v3.37.8 which I bought from Morgan for £27, wjhich was just
plug and play into the single port ethernet cable modem and it's
working great.

David

On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 01:13:16 -0700, david wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have just connected a Linksys Wireless Router WRT54GS, with Firmware
> Version: v3.37.8 which I bought from Morgan for £27, wjhich was just
> plug and play into the single port ethernet cable modem and it's
> working great.
>
> David

If you're fancy with other features that are not available on the stock
firmware, take a look at www.linksysinfo.org, there are quite a number fo
third party firmwares there, available for free. I'm currently using
Tomato 0.5 firmware (http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato), it has nice
features among others, ability to show your traffics in graphics mode..
the QoS easy configuration is an added advantage too.