Hi IT folks,

My True internet ADSL modem Billion Bipac 7000 is dying on me, therefore need to replace it with All-In-One ADSL+Wifi router that is easy to install and reliable.

For an IT illiterate person like me, your kind advice or recommendation on the brand and model is very much appreciated.

Best regards,

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Thaising

Cant really recommend one for True but i can tell you one to Avoid, its a TP-Link TD-W8901G wifi router/modem.

It will not connect to my true service, I gave up, been bouncing emails back and forth with true trying to get it working seems imposible, even had a True technician come out, he had no luck either.

Cant really recommend one for True but i can tell you one to Avoid, its a TP-Link TD-W8901G wifi router/modem.

It will not connect to my true service, I gave up, been bouncing emails back and forth with true trying to get it working seems imposible, even had a True technician come out, he had no luck either.

Thanks Spoonman, I will keep in mind and avoid TP-Link as mentioned above.

Looking forward to more advice.

Regards,

I have the same question about what is best if, or I should say when, my Billion BIPAC 5102G which was supplied by TRUE some years ago quits.

My thought was that the best would be to go to TRUE and purchase a new one from them because it would be pre-loaded with all the settings required for TRUE ADSL.

Would this be a good option?

opalhort

I have a belkin Ni wireless modem router the one with 3 antennas. it works great and sets itself up if you follow simple directions and know your password and account name. got it a tukcom top floor

I have the same question about what is best if, or I should say when, my Billion BIPAC 5102G which was supplied by TRUE some years ago quits.

My thought was that the best would be to go to TRUE and purchase a new one from them because it would be pre-loaded with all the settings required for TRUE ADSL.

Would this be a good option?

opalhort

Getting from True is not a bad idea, but if there is a choice I would like try and seek out the best option.

Thanks & regards,

I have the same question about what is best if, or I should say when, my Billion BIPAC 5102G which was supplied by TRUE some years ago quits.

My thought was that the best would be to go to TRUE and purchase a new one from them because it would be pre-loaded with all the settings required for TRUE ADSL.

Would this be a good option?

opalhort

Getting from True is not a bad idea, but if there is a choice I would like try and seek out the best option.

Thanks & regards,

I have a belkin Ni wireless modem router the one with 3 antennas. it works great and sets itself up if you follow simple directions and know your password and account name. got it a tukcom top floor

Can you provide the Belkin model number that you has?

Thanks & regards,

Getting one from True is a bad idea, it will be a True branded Zyxel thing running True's own firmware, True's firmware likes to do its highly annoying redirects sporadically to the True life home page.

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Spoonman

We change our modem/router about every 2 months to test our different models, and so far the one I've liked the most is the Buffalo Wireless-N NFINITI router (model no: WHR-G300N-AP) it's small, no antennas but still good reach, and it's not as expensive as most other N-technology all-in-ones

I have a belkin Ni wireless modem router the one with 3 antennas. it works great and sets itself up if you follow simple directions and know your password and account name. got it a tukcom top floor

Can you provide the Belkin model number that you has?

Thanks & regards,

N1 wireless modem/router is what is written on it. has 3 antennas and works great. had the modem from the company and it was crap

I have a belkin Ni wireless modem router the one with 3 antennas. it works great and sets itself up if you follow simple directions and know your password and account name. got it a tukcom top floor

Can you provide the Belkin model number that you has?

Thanks & regards,

N1 wireless modem/router is what is written on it. has 3 antennas and works great. had the modem from the company and it was crap

Dear Folks,

Whatever brands or model is it, all I need is a reliable All-In-One Adsl modem+wireless router that is user friendly without much installation problems. If there is any forum members that has replaced True supplied modem without much hiccup I will be happy to try out one.

Thanks & regards,

Linksys WAG200G. The shop can help you set it up. So simple. They'll show you how to block unauthorized users from your wireless network.

WAG200G

Linksys WAG200G. The shop can help you set it up. So simple. They'll show you how to block unauthorized users from your wireless network.

WAG200G

Dear Folks,

Thanks folks for your very kind advice. I have bought a D-link All-In-One Modem + Wireless router, and with the help and installation from the shop assistance, every thing have be going fine.

Thanks & regards,

Edited January 18, 201016 yr by Thaising