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HornetUK

25-08-2005 06:42

Belkin router

I have looked at all my router papers, it just a belkin 4 port cable/dsl router 10/100.

It doesn't say anything about speeds, etc. I currently use it for my PC & Xbox.

Will it work the same with the 10MB BB from NTL?

Could I easily change to a wireless router? What belkin one can I buy and what else do I need to use my Xbox in a different room to the PC and router?

Cheers
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Sorry just read the sticky at the top....presume someone will move this post......sorry.

nffc	25-08-2005 07:39

Re: Belkin router

You can always get a Wireless Access Point but that doesn't appear to be wireless. If you want, you can get a router but it needs to be called a "Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router" ie, one that does NOT have a modem.

If you go wireless don't forget to secure!

DocDutch

25-08-2005 08:06

Re: Belkin router

Hornet,

if you can give me the details of your router (F5D52** number) then I can check to see what the max speed is of it.
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also if you want to connect your xbox wireless or your computer wireless depanding on the spaec between them I can probably recommend some to you.

best 1 I think at the moment is the F5D7230 normal stable 54g protocol.

btw am a belkin techie :) so if needed I can give you proper info and stuff ;)

bob_builder

25-08-2005 08:06

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by HornetUK

Yes, it will work fine with 10Mb BB.

Quote:

Originally Posted by HornetUK

Could I easily change to a wireless router? What belkin one can I buy and what else do I need to use my Xbox in a different room to the PC and router?

Yes, you could easily change to a wireless router. If you get one that has 4 wired ethernet ports like the F5D7230uk4 http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...%2Etworking%2F then you can simply drop it in as a replacement for you current router and attach your PC and Xbox using your current wiring. You can then add wireless PCs or consoles (Xbox360) at a later point.

DocDutch

25-08-2005 08:09

Re: Belkin router

[QUOTE=bob_builder]Yes, it will work fine with 10Mb BB.

errr Bob, this is what we have done in the office:

Router Push (Mbps) Pull (Mbps)

6230 4.27 4

5230 4.54 4.43

6231v1 5.89 6.48

5231v1 6.67 7.35

7230v2 23.93 18.99

7231p 29.37 23.52

7235 31.05 28.1

8230 57.27 55.23

5231v3 71.47 63.08

those are the speeds of all our routers. and this is INTERNAL info really (sorry for the messy look but couldnt paste an XLS sheet in

bob_builder

25-08-2005 08:25

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by levig

errr Bob, this is what we have done in the office:
Router Push (Mbps) Pull (Mbps)
5230 4.54 4.43

So are you saying that my F5D5230u4 would not be able to handle 10Mb BB even though it has 10/100 ethernet ports?

DocDutch

25-08-2005 08:37

Re: Belkin router

Bob,

those speeds are MBPS and what NTL is offering is 10mb so that would work out to about 1200kbps so thats 1.2 mbps. so yes you would be able to use this router with the new speeds coming soon

akane1984

25-08-2005 09:01

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by HornetUK

i would not go with belkin i have had the 11mbps and 54mbps version and both have poor connection. can become unstable over time. go for Netgear! :tu:

MovedGoalPosts

25-08-2005 09:25

Re: Belkin router

Moved to Computers & IT

nffc	25-08-2005 17:54

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by levig

Bob,

those speeds are MBPS and what NTL is offering is 10mb so that would work out to about 1200kbps so thats 1.2 mbps. so yes you would be able to use this router with the new speeds coming soon

0.0000012 bits per second?

Hom3r

25-08-2005 18:00

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by HornetUK

I have this router, you should get the Belkin Wireless Access Point which plugs into a spare socket.

bob_builder

26-08-2005 12:25

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by david.ewles

I have this router, you should get the Belkin Wireless Access Point which plugs into a spare socket.

Me too!

But why is it that the Belkin WAP costs the same as the Belkin Wireless Router (which includes another 4 wired ports so you could replace the router at the same time for the same cost)?

DocDutch

26-08-2005 14:39

Re: Belkin router

I would get the F5D7230 and use it as an AP...trust me works excellent :) set them up all the time for peeps and never had problems...just 1 thing always change the channel from 11 to something else ;)

bob_builder

26-08-2005 15:27

Re: Belkin router

Quote:

Originally Posted by levig

just 1 thing always change the channel from 11 to something else ;)

Is there any reason for this? Interference?

Would there be any interference problems with my DECT telephone?

DocDutch

26-08-2005 17:05

Re: Belkin router

DECT phones screw up wireless connections anytime.

and yeah my "experience" with working with these buggers all the time or say supporting.

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