Linksys

Started by BAP, Jun 29, 2010, 19:02:18

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BAP

Anyone with idnet using this router, Linksys WAG320N or similar.
Have been using various netgears for some years. the one I have is on the blink, thinking of having a change. :dunno:


Glenn

Not used it myself, but I'm sure they will be someone here that has.
Glenn
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This post reflects my own views, opinions and experience, not those of IDNet.

Lona

I've used Linksys routers and found them OK.  Their customer service was excellent


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DorsetBoy

If you are looking at that sort of price band take a look at the Draytek range. This Vigor 2710 is a superb router.

I run a Vigor 2820 which is a bit more expensive but the quality and configuration possibilities are extremely good.

Gary

Quote from: DorsetBoy on Jun 30, 2010, 08:42:51
If you are looking at that sort of price band take a look at the Draytek range. This Vigor 2710 is a superb router.

I run a Vigor 2820 which is a bit more expensive but the quality and configuration possibilities are extremely good.
Great router Dorset, is it dual band 2.4/5ghz? I could not see mention of that in the specs? Shame the connections are on the front, easy access but dead ugly for a home unit.
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Bill

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I used to have a Linksys AG241 (not wireless), it was OK as a router but it's reporting facilities were poor- you couldn't get a full set of stats from it.

Eventually it died and now I use a 3Com 3CRWDR101A-75. 3Com often get iffy reviews but I've been very pleased with it. My main complaint is that you can't get the uptime from the stats pages :dunno:

It's not particularly cheap (edit- though not as expensive as the Vigor 2710!)- it's aimed at the SOHO market rather than being a purely domestic router.
Bill
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DorsetBoy

Quote from: Gary on Jun 30, 2010, 09:35:50
Great router Dorset, is it dual band 2.4/5ghz? I could not see mention of that in the specs? Shame the connections are on the front, easy access but dead ugly for a home unit.

:-\  I use the standard 2820 not the "n" wireless model so have not looked at that spec.

BAP

Had the Vigor 2710Vn for a year, for some reason it didn't like my line, kept dropping out. Gave it my brother in the end.

Funny thing he has just dropped round and gave me a new Netgear GT, will give netgear another go :-\.

Thanks all

DorsetBoy

Quote from: BAP on Jun 30, 2010, 14:00:54
Had the Vigor 2710Vn for a year, for some reason it didn't like my line, kept dropping out. Gave it my brother in the end.

Funny thing he has just dropped round and gave me a new Netgear GT, will give netgear another go :-\.

Thanks all

With Draytek you need to be sure you have the firmware to suit your connection type.

BAP

Quote from: DorsetBoy on Jun 30, 2010, 14:04:41
With Draytek you need to be sure you have the firmware to suit your connection type.

Yes, I went through that with Draytek, was going to send it back. but my brother is going to give it a go.
Thanks for that.