ADSL ROUTER

[The MrK]

Looking for a router with adsl modem, looking to configure 3 pc's and rather have a adsl modem as well as the router, the combine router seems like the way to go, can anyone help, one that i'm looking at is a DSL-502G from d-link

[Mntsnow]

Two computers can simultaneously connect to the DSL-502G through its USB and Ethernet port, to share its high-speed Internet connection. The DSL-502G can be connected to an Ethernet switch to allow more computers to share the Internet connection.

Still doesnt do what you where wanting....

[VHockey86]

By combine i assume your meaning a router w/ built in switch (which just about all of them are).

The Linksys BEFSR41 seems to be really popular and its only around 50 dollars

[pickel]

http://www.dlink.com/products/digita.../11b+/di714p+/

I have one of these w/ a Microsoft MN-520. And I'm sitting in the backyard surfin the net and fighting mosquitoes..all at the same time.

In case you're looking for a well-priced ASDL router Down Under, try AusPC Market. Prices aren't always the lowest, but they have free shipping, and a good reputation. They have the above mentioned Linksys router for AUD$155 (that's about normal for down here, take note please, US citizens. ) EYO have the same router for AUD$121, but plus shipping (not sure how much they charge)

If ya want a good walk-in store, PM your location and I'll see what I can recommend.

Cheers
Mick

edit: just reread your inital post. What you need is a DLink DSL-504 ADSL Modem/Router, not the 502G. Not cheap , at about AUD$300, but it will do exactly what you want. I would probably go for a separate router and modem, myself. That way if you ever decide to (or can) get cable instead of ADSL, then you can just change modems.

[The MrK]

Thanks for the tip's everyone, just went out and got a ADSL modem today, have decided to get the router separate, firstly, need to make sure the line supports ADSL the exchange does...

[The MrK]

Thanks for the tip's everyone, just went out and got a ADSL modem today, have decided to get the router separate, firstly, need to make sure the line supports ADSL the exchange does...