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#68037 13-Sep-2010 22:59
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I've been through a few D-Links and have never been thrilled by them, we've got a 604T wireless adsl modem at work which needs to be restarted frequently. I was trying to get in by LogMeIn tonight and the the internet went down at work!

Any suggestions for a reliable small office adsl modem with a strong wifi built in? 

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  #379493 14-Sep-2010 00:24
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netgear dg834g have served most of my family very well despite heavy torrenting on most of the connections from time to time.




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  #379496 14-Sep-2010 00:36
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Dynalink recently released two new models that look good.

http://www.dynalink.co.nz/products/adsl/nb14wn
http://www.dynalink.co.nz/products/wireless/np802n

Depends on your budget and whether you want gigabit ethernet and wireless N.



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  #379598 14-Sep-2010 11:14
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Draytek.



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  #379879 14-Sep-2010 21:57
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We use TP-links in most of our client's offices.

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  #379950 14-Sep-2010 23:37
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Thanks everyone, I'll do some research and read some reviews about these.

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  #379970 15-Sep-2010 01:23
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In my experience, anything else is more reliable than a dlink by a long shot.

Dlink's are crap. Always have been.

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  #379971 15-Sep-2010 02:02
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I have a dlink switch that is unreliable. How is a switch unreliable you may ask? it has nothing to crash like an operating system.

Well, it forgets how to learn new mac addresses till powercycled every few months.




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  #379992 15-Sep-2010 08:20
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Aaroona: In my experience, anything else is more reliable than a dlink by a long shot.

Dlink's are crap. Always have been.


+1

I use a 3Com Office Connect, great little unit. Had it for around 5 years now and never had any issues with it.




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