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vixencreating 23-10-2006 22:34

wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
please can any1 help me to decide what wireless router is best to get for our ntl broadband (works through set top box). 4mb.
I am no computer wiz, and the kids are driving me mad wanting to go on the net aswell.
i have a desktop pc, and the kids have laptops that are just sitting there waiting to be online. :confused: i got given a bt voyager 2091 - but am not stupid enough to try it - as it is probably a crazy thing to do as i am not computer literate. please help

SnoopZ 23-10-2006 22:36

Re: wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
Alot of people here use the Linksys WRT54GS, including myself and i have zero problems with it. :)

Womble 23-10-2006 22:38

Re: wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
Hi
LINKSYS WRT54G WIRELESS 54MBPS ROUTER is prob ya best bet

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&category_oid=

Aragorn 23-10-2006 22:42

Re: wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
:welcome: to CF

Your BT router won't be any good - only works on ADSL connections, not NTL Cable.

I'm sitting behind a Linksys WRT54G - works a treat for me.

SnoopZ 23-10-2006 22:43

Re: wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Womble (Post 34143167)
Hi
LINKSYS WRT54G WIRELESS 54MBPS ROUTER is prob ya best bet

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&category_oid=

At that price i agree. Grab it while it's on offer. It's the same as the WRT54GS but without the speedbooster technology. :tu:

Halcyon 23-10-2006 22:55

Re: wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
Another vote here for the Linkysys.
Easy to set up to.

vixencreating 24-10-2006 00:05

Re: wireless router for ntl broadband /set top box
 
gr8 thanks for your help and your time to reply


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