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ZrByte · 13-03-2006, 00:46

For a while now I have had an Origo 802.11g wireless router (the 108mbps turbo model). While this model is fine for basic web browsing it does have its shortfalls. Things such as a p2p can cause the router to reboot, Occasionally large file transfers over the network can also cause the device to reboot. And the interface isnt that good either.
Finally I have gotten sick of this and have decided the time has come to replace my router with a better model. Though obviously the question now is, What router do I go for?
The router needs a minimum of 4 ports (Standard usually anyway)
Needs to be Wireless G Standard (108mbps is preferable though 54mbps is acceptable)
Needs to be stable since thats the only reason I am getting rid of the old one
It would also be nice if it had VPN and print server functions though these arnt important.

Any reccomendations welcome.

13-03-2006, 00:46	#1
ZrByte Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Wirral / Ex CWC Area Age: 42 Posts: 3,251	Help Choosing a new router For a while now I have had an Origo 802.11g wireless router (the 108mbps turbo model). While this model is fine for basic web browsing it does have its shortfalls. Things such as a p2p can cause the router to reboot, Occasionally large file transfers over the network can also cause the device to reboot. And the interface isnt that good either. Finally I have gotten sick of this and have decided the time has come to replace my router with a better model. Though obviously the question now is, What router do I go for? The router needs a minimum of 4 ports (Standard usually anyway) Needs to be Wireless G Standard (108mbps is preferable though 54mbps is acceptable) Needs to be stable since thats the only reason I am getting rid of the old one It would also be nice if it had VPN and print server functions though these arnt important. Any reccomendations welcome.