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You looking for wireless or wired?

I still hesitate. It will depend on the price.

Wireless will normally run you about 1.5 to two times the cost of wired. You need to factor in adding a wireless network card to the computers you connect as well.

Make sure any wireless router you get has WPA encryption not WEP which is easily compromised.

All routers should include a firewall. Anything from D-link, or LinkSys will be fine for home or small business networking, and not too difficult to setup. Just be sure to change your router's default passwords.

Don't buy a cheap, unknown brand as these are often crap.

A good resource for networking:

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/

Read up on using your router for security:

http://www.grc.com/sn/SN-003.htm

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You looking for wireless or wired?

I still hesitate. It will depend on the price.

Wireless will normally run you about 1.5 to two times the cost of wired. You need to factor in adding a wireless network card to the computers you connect as well.

Make sure any wireless router you get has WPA encryption not WEP which is easily compromised.

All routers should include a firewall. Anything from D-link, or LinkSys will be fine for home or small business networking, and not too difficult to setup. Just be sure to change your router's default passwords.

Don't buy a cheap, unknown brand as these are often crap.

A good resource for networking:

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/

Read up on using your router for security:

http://www.grc.com/sn/SN-003.htm

Thanks for your advice. I will probably buy a D-Link DSL-G604T wireless router (2,300 Bahts).

Stef

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D-Link DSL G604T works fine with me and only cost 2,220 Baht (http://www.jib.co.th)

The D-Link G604T also supports ADSL2/2+ if that ever is comming to Thailand.

Some people who say they use a D-Link DSL G604T, say that they are not able to open the setup screen with there Apple Mac. Personally I tested it with a new Apple iMac (Intel Mac) and found no problem, seem the screen takes a bit longer to load, but that was all (and maybe not related to the test)

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I've got the DSL-G604T too. Works fine with both my iMac and Windows PCs. Only slight annoyance is a slight high-pitched hum from the unit. Not a bother during the daytime when it's drowned out by everyday sounds, but noticeable in the quiet of the night.

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