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Old 31-12-2012, 15:00   #1
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router to work with superhub

i am looking to put my superhub in modem only mode,can anyone reccomend a router to buy
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Old 31-12-2012, 15:10   #2
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Re: modem to work with superhub

I have a preference for ASUS. Buy the best you can afford.
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Old 31-12-2012, 15:13   #3
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Re: modem to work with superhub

it should have read router not modem
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Re: modem to work with superhub

http://www.ebuyer.com/386385-dual-ba...-wan-port-2t2r
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Re: modem to work with superhub

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i am looking to put my superhub in modem only mode,can anyone reccomend a router to buy
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it should have read router not modem
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Old 31-12-2012, 15:43   #6
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Router to work with superhub

Now this post has the correct title.

And yes - ASUS.
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Re: router to work with superhub

I've amended the title for you to make sense
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thank you for changing title
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Re: router to work with superhub

ASUS RT-N66U, is awesome.
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Re: router to work with superhub

General Maximus to the rescue For what it is worth dude I have always used Linksys/Cisco routers. I have had 4 models over the last 10 years, each have performed flawlessly and I have never had a single problem with any of them. Linksys routers delivery rock solid and reliable performance whilst providing a whole raft of easy to use configuarable features.
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Re: router to work with superhub

either Cisco E3000 or the cheaper version E2000 and stick Tomato firmware on it.
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Re: router to work with superhub

Linksys E3000 £80. Linksys E2000 £65. on amazon. i wouldnt call that cheap considering theres better routers for that price and much better for a little more.
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Tenda N60? £30. Basically a newer version of the E3000 and a lot cheaper.
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