Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage
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@lakshmana said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
@coliver Through device u run a different firewall or else inside the device itself u configured?
What?
I run two devices. One is the ADSL model the second is a third-party firewall.
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dont go seriously for ADSL router, just go for online shopping website and check which is lowest buy it
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@roopankumar many online things are not good as per customer reviews.saw Linksys,D-Link,TP-Link,etc.Rs.9999 best configuration
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@lakshmana if you really need something too good you have to pay for it
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I've had pretty decent luck with Zoom modems. The Ubiquiti routers are also solid and have a good reputation around here, the ERLite-3 should be more than enough for home use (unless you're saturating a gigabit connection).
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From my experience only consumer grade devices are an all in one. Even the low end professional routers will not include a modem.
Asus makes a hell of a router for under $80
https://www.amazon.com/Dual-band-Wireless-AC1900-Gigabit-Router-RT-AC68U/dp/B00FB45SI4
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@lakshmana said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
@roopankumar many online things are not good as per customer reviews.saw Linksys,D-Link,TP-Link,etc.Rs.9999 best configuration
The consumer market and the "good" market do not overlap.
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@irj said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
$80
it is of 400$ for us to get that is 25k as per Indian money Rupee
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@roopankumar said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
@irj said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
$80
it is of 400$ for us to get that is 25k as per Indian money Rupee
That's about the cheapest decent thing you can buy in the US for an all in one.
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@irj said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
From my experience only consumer grade devices are an all in one. Even the low end professional routers will not include a modem.
Despite folks thinking otherwise, DSL is still alive and kicking. All of the RBOC still have large ADSL/ADSL2+ installs, with people like CenturyLink and AT&T using VDSL to supply service as well. Not to mention the SDSL circuits being pushed everywhere for "T1" service.
For OP, I would recommend Zyxel equipment, if serious for an all in one solution:
http://www.zyxel.com/us/en/products_services/802-11n-Wireless-ADSL2--Gateway-P-660HN-51/
The P-660 series is rock solid. I've got a few old school P-660s floating around from when I had older ADSL circuits. Very good at getting synch without having too much noise introduced into the line. Where the AT&T CPE would only get barely 3Mbps, this one would synch at the full profile.
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OMG @PSX_Defector is alive!
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@scottalanmiller said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
OMG @PSX_Defector is alive!
Two weeks in the northwoods and no topics that really cater to my knowledge before that, yeah, I'm kinda hard to find.
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@psx_defector said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
@scottalanmiller said in Best ADSL Wireless Router-Home Usage:
OMG @PSX_Defector is alive!
Two weeks in the northwoods and no topics that really cater to my knowledge before that, yeah, I'm kinda hard to find.
Post some guides!!
And I'm back in town, when are we drinking?!?!
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@roopankumar I am ready to pay but the budget should match too for the device
