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grot · 22-03-2009, 10:30

Hi---many thanks, yup got manual, but does not tell u what WPS button on the router can do.
Have now got security WPA2-PSK enabled, which I believe is the best for home n/wrk, although I was thrown by pass phrase not accepting a " for some reason, then it required user name & p/word to connect niether router or isp's would it accept so re-booted router and no problem, but I just wondered why.
Just going load the toolbox, which gives bandwidth [QoS] control, and allows easy setup adjustments (I hope). It seems to be A very good router with excelent range, aa-and an excelent price for an N at just under £30. again thanks

22-03-2009, 10:30	#18
grot Inactive Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3	Re: Azurewave wireless router Hi---many thanks, yup got manual, but does not tell u what WPS button on the router can do. Have now got security WPA2-PSK enabled, which I believe is the best for home n/wrk, although I was thrown by pass phrase not accepting a " for some reason, then it required user name & p/word to connect niether router or isp's would it accept so re-booted router and no problem, but I just wondered why. Just going load the toolbox, which gives bandwidth [QoS] control, and allows easy setup adjustments (I hope). It seems to be A very good router with excelent range, aa-and an excelent price for an N at just under £30. again thanks