help buying a DSL router

[cat1947]

Can anyone give me some guidance on a brand of router that is relatively cheap and easy to setup. i will be connecting two pc's to the network and tired of using a proxy server.

Thanks for the info.

By the way I want it to be wired not wireless

CAT

[tmx468]

I have a simple D-Link, which was a decent price, and has never given me any issues.. 100% reliable, and a great buy in my opinion!

[M_Six]

Linksys also makes cheap and easy-to-use routers. I have three and they all work great.

[haxxorpoop]

I'm using a Linksys wired router. Fairly easy to set up, and relitivly cheap!

[cat1947]

Thanks for the fast replies. Ill check them out.
Tks
CAT

[captainjrl]

Check out www.spoofee.com. They currently have a deal on the front page for a D-Link one from CompUSA for $10 AMIR

[DEE LOO]

The D-Link works pretty well. I just picked one up yesterday. I also have a Siemens Speedstream I bought a couple months ago. Not bad either.

[BWM]

I love my lynksys, in all my "simple roadrunner connection" networks i do i use the 4 or 8 port version. I love them!!!


Bruce

[Vagabond]

i was going to get the Linksys buy ended up getting the D-Link

I was on sale after mirb I got it gor $10...

[Christian-Comp]

The last two routers I've used (including the one I am using currently) have both been D-Links. They are reliable and were really cheap. One thing though, don't use a "print server," as suggested in the DI-704P. (Or any print server for that matter). They are slower than snails. I merely took my printer off of the router and put it back on my PC and shared it. MUCH faster.