[TelstraClear] HOW-TO: Choose the right router for TCL Cable & Install Instructions

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lyall

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#143330 6-Jul-2008 12:11

WRT54G v2 with Tomato firmware - runs without a hitch.

I like Tomato because the UI is faster and more usable than dd-wrt. It probably has fewer features, but nothing I want or need is missing.

KellyP

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#149560 19-Jul-2008 23:57

I'm happy to report that I've had a Belkin F5D8230-4 for 2.5 years and it's performace has been rock solid both with the SB4100 and SB5101 modems.

Currently running firmware version 1.01.04.

fraseyboy

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#149964 21-Jul-2008 18:22

Got a D-Link DI-624 here and it works completely fine with the SB5101 modem.

matisyahu

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#420541 22-Dec-2010 16:50

I've recently replaced my old faulty Belkin 'Basic' with a brand new 'Airport Extreme Dual-Frequency' model - the latest firmware for download is 7.5.2 and you'll be prompted by the 'Airport Utility' when you load it up (it checks automatically). I've stressed tested them over the last couple of days and no problems have appeared. The download speed is great, latency is low and quick DNS resolutions - awesome all around.

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michaeln

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#420563 22-Dec-2010 17:36

BarTender:
Routers that give you problems with dropouts:

Apple Airport Extreme

Which model? What firmware?

There are several models of AAE, plus the Time Capsule which includes the functionality as a subset.

My mother-in-law is using a Time Capsule and it seems to work fine. Certainly no daily resets as elsewhere reported.

(I use an old PC running FreeBSD)

Ragnor

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#420763 23-Dec-2010 01:15

Did we really need to bump a 2 year old thread with lots of info that's out of date now?

matisyahu

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#421151 23-Dec-2010 22:09

Ragnor: Did we really need to bump a 2 year old thread with lots of info that's out of date now?

Yes because it would be nice if the original post was kept up to date; such as the DNS settings one should use or the compatible routers etc. It should be, in other words the one stop FAQ for any issues relating to TelstraClear before making a new thread.

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