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ellboss

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#14484 5-Jul-2007 22:34

Hi,

Can someone recommend me a decent router that will work with the Motorola modem sbg900, preferably one that is secure but still easy enough to set up (or one with good instructions in the manual).

Cheers

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#77094 5-Jul-2007 22:39

I recommend Belkin...

bigqueez

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#77097 5-Jul-2007 23:05

I vote Linksys WRT54GL

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#77109 6-Jul-2007 09:07

ellboss: Hi,

Can someone recommend me a decent router that will work with the Motorola modem sbg900, preferably one that is secure but still easy enough to set up (or one with good instructions in the manual).

Cheers

Umm, the SBG900 which has a wireless router built into it? And which isn't one of the cable modems that TelstraClear offer?

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#77113 6-Jul-2007 09:14

Hmmm. Good spot - I thought he was talking about the standard modem. Back to the cave then, nothing to see here.

ellboss

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#77137 6-Jul-2007 13:07

Apologies, I made a mistake with the model number I quoted, I did look at that model to swap for the one TC supplied, but decided I'd just go with a router. Sorry for confusing you all.

The model I have is a SB5101 (supplied by TC) (http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb5101/default.asp)

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#77140 6-Jul-2007 13:26

You are unable to swap the TCL supplied modems.

I am using a USR5461 with no problems what so ever.

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