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looking for a cable router not adsl one(which l just bought without looking lol.. let me know names and spec's please plus price with post . cheers
router wanted
- Thread starter smirnoff_rules
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buffalo cable wifi router:
? 802.11g Wireless 125* High- Speed Mode? Transfer Rates When Used with 125* High- Speed Mode? Adapter
? Simple Web Browser Configuration
? Supports WDS To Increase Coverage With Optional Repeater
? External Switch To Instantly Change Between Wireless Router and Wireless Access Point
? Easy Setup with AirStation One-Touch Secure System? (AOSS?)
? Automatic Channel Support Selects Best Available Wireless Networking Channel
? Supports WPA-PSK (TKIP, AES) and 128/64-bit WEP Security
? Includes NAT and SPI Firewall and Intrusion Detector
? Dynamic Packet Filtering
? Built-in DHCP Server
? Built-in 10/100 4-Port Auto-Sensing Switch
? Optimised High-Speed Routing, up to 5 Times Faster than Standard Routers
The Buffalo AirStation G54 Wireless Cable/DSL Smart Router combines the 125* High Speed Mode wireless performance with Buffalo's AirStation One-Touch Secure System? (AOSS?). This router increases ?real world? wireless performance up to 35% compared to a standard 802.11g Router. This Smart Router automatically detects and configures your Cable or DSL internet connection. Security features include WPA, WEP, Privacy Separator, Intrusion Detector, and SPI firewall. In addition to fast wireless performance, WHR-G54S features a built-in external switch between wireless router and wireless bridge access point. The combination of speed, security, and push-button setup of wireless connections and internet, makes the Buffalo AirStation G54 Wireless Cable/DSL Smart Router the ideal choice for your wireless network.
lookin £35 and £5 postage
pm if your interested
brand new comes with all the manuals and stuff i have only opened it and tested it
? 802.11g Wireless 125* High- Speed Mode? Transfer Rates When Used with 125* High- Speed Mode? Adapter
? Simple Web Browser Configuration
? Supports WDS To Increase Coverage With Optional Repeater
? External Switch To Instantly Change Between Wireless Router and Wireless Access Point
? Easy Setup with AirStation One-Touch Secure System? (AOSS?)
? Automatic Channel Support Selects Best Available Wireless Networking Channel
? Supports WPA-PSK (TKIP, AES) and 128/64-bit WEP Security
? Includes NAT and SPI Firewall and Intrusion Detector
? Dynamic Packet Filtering
? Built-in DHCP Server
? Built-in 10/100 4-Port Auto-Sensing Switch
? Optimised High-Speed Routing, up to 5 Times Faster than Standard Routers
The Buffalo AirStation G54 Wireless Cable/DSL Smart Router combines the 125* High Speed Mode wireless performance with Buffalo's AirStation One-Touch Secure System? (AOSS?). This router increases ?real world? wireless performance up to 35% compared to a standard 802.11g Router. This Smart Router automatically detects and configures your Cable or DSL internet connection. Security features include WPA, WEP, Privacy Separator, Intrusion Detector, and SPI firewall. In addition to fast wireless performance, WHR-G54S features a built-in external switch between wireless router and wireless bridge access point. The combination of speed, security, and push-button setup of wireless connections and internet, makes the Buffalo AirStation G54 Wireless Cable/DSL Smart Router the ideal choice for your wireless network.
lookin £35 and £5 postage
pm if your interested
brand new comes with all the manuals and stuff i have only opened it and tested it
Falkirk_Bairn
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Ive got the same and never had any bother. Im sure it only cost about £30 new.
I've got a router with wireless (just ethernet) what router did you buy accidently I may be up for a swap or £20 + p&p
lettuce know - cheers! (Sorry its a 3Com router)
lettuce know - cheers! (Sorry its a 3Com router)
BIGGY007
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hey i got a wi fi router lol. check the freebie section can go wrong 4 o pounds..: multi :
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Well I have a 3Com wireless router but you would need a cable modem with an ethernet port to hook the two up - its this one http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h582.htm
Cheers
Cheers
I think you have another thread about this:
http://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=116616
just a bump for my cheap router posted in that thread
http://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=116616
just a bump for my cheap router posted in that thread
