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Old 05 October 2004, 12:08 PM
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Question ADSL Modem/Router recommendations

Well, my 1MB Bulldog broadand is being activated today, and I'm looking into upgrading my wireless network. Currently running a 802.11b network, mostly for my laptop across my old 0.5MB line, and need to upgrade to the later 802.11g protocol for 2 machines and my Ipaq.

I've been using a Netgear combined modem/router/firewall device, and had no problems what ever for over a year. I'll need to purchase both a 802.11g equivalent, and a PCI card for the desktop machine to access the new network - can people suggest what to go for ? Looking at the Netgear DG834G 54Mbps WiFi ADSL Router at the moment, but there seems to be some issues with P2P downloading on it.

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Old 05 October 2004, 12:37 PM
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Hi,

I have the DG834G and it just works like it states on the tin. I gather it's not exactly feature loaded but it's non-complex (relatively).

If the desktop machine is anywhere near the router, run cable to it and spend £5-£10 on a 100Mbps NIC. Currently Netgear and other seem to be bundling PCMCIA cards or USB2 wifi NICs with their routers.

I don't know about P2Ping but you can get specs for firmware updates of Netgear's website.

If you want cheap, have a look on WWW.SCAN.CO.UK

J.
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Try here:

http://www.shop.bt.com/invt/0710569

£99.99 inc free USB wireless unit, free next day delivery and if you complete the survey on the front page www.bt.com/shop they were also giving 10% off your order. I have one of these and it is easy to set up and I have 2 PS2's and 2 PC's all running off it together.

Andy.

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