Wireless Router

[HDRIDER]

Hi

I need a new wireless router, which one is the best i can get here in Thailand, thanks.

[Pib]

Many, many routers sold in Thailand (like the rest of the world). Recommend you decide on a couple of routers you would like buy/meets your requirements and then go find them in stores around Thailand. Most routers are manufactured in the Far East; so most will also be sold in Thailand, although you may have to look at numerous stores to find the model(s) you want.

[HDRIDER]

Hi

See what you mean but i dont know anything about routers, so i will buy the first i see, but if people here say buy this one then i know a bit more.

[oldgeezer]

Hi

See what you mean but i dont know anything about routers, so i will buy the first i see, but if people here say buy this one then i know a bit more.

Linksys and Dlink are probably the most well known. If you have TRUE, best to buy true router as they make setup a bit aggravating if you don't. Thats what I did. Unless you are a hacker, which i am not. BUT I have had many routers.

I think I paid about 1100 baht, Dlink and Linksys a bit cheaper.

[stumonster]

do you need a router ? or do you need a wireless access point with integrated switch ?

you need to explain what you use on your network now and what you want to achieve.

a router routes , and a switch switches - which are 2 very different things.

[seank]

I bought D-link asdl2+ router (2640T) and I am happy with it. It cost 2000 at the start of the year, but I saw it for 1600 in fortune city last week.

I use it for true internet wi-fi.

[HDRIDER]

do you need a router ? or do you need a wireless access point with integrated switch ?

you need to explain what you use on your network now and what you want to achieve.

a router routes , and a switch switches - which are 2 very different things.

Hi

see, i dont know anything, well my friend tell me to get a d-link DIR-655 my laptop has N band and he say this one has as well, i only need to acces both my laptops without a cable. Thanks

[clickblade]

Any one will be OK but don't buy the cheapest (what you pay is what you get)

[nikster]

Hi

see, i dont know anything, well my friend tell me to get a d-link DIR-655 my laptop has N band and he say this one has as well, i only need to acces both my laptops without a cable. Thanks

That should be just fine.

I know a lot about wireless setup due to the fact that I was running a 5-router wireless distribution system for a while. So when I connected my all in one DSL modem router to my DSL modem, I could think of about 5 install steps necessary to make it work. But then, I just tried connecting the cables, and lo and behold, the router and the modem all did the right thing, and everything worked. There's a lot of smarts built into these devices nowadays. So just plug 'em together and see what happens.

I'd recommend a wireless N modem as well because then you can be sure you get pretty new hardware and software.

[stumonster]

a d-link DIR-655

not being sure what you have at the moment - but the D link is a router , wireless access point and LAN switch

you will be connecting one of the LAN switch ports to your existing setup so your wireless devices have access to the internet.

[HDRIDER]

Hi

Thx a lot guys, i will look whats in the house now (i am moving house) i know its wireless.