ADIC FCR 1 - router

Advantages: Built in firewall, Block Certin Traffic
Disadvantages: Can crash and needs Time to reset

...The Netgear DG834G is one of Netgears ADSL wireless Routers and has been on the market for around Three Years and Retails for around £69.99 - £79.99. Often this routers are suppiled Free from ISPs. the router can support up to 4 Computers, up to 254 Wireless Devices and 1 ADSL Line. Right Now i Talk about the Good things about this router The Router uses a GUI (graphical user interface) Via a Internet expoler or FireFox router. You can access the router and change the settings about even block websites and have parental settings on the router to stop little eyes seeing anything naughty. The router also have a Built in Firewall which will block Unknown Ports and Ports conceded Harmful. The Router can only be setup to allow a few ports to go through such as Port 80 (HTTP) but if you wanted to you could blocked port 126 which is MSN... Read review

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Advantages: Quick and Easy installation
Disadvantages: Low wireless range

..., alot quicker and less complicated than most. If you get stuck during the software installation the manual that accompanies the router gives you in depth detail as to how to continue with the installation. In terms of speed, the Zoom X6 is a 54MBps router, thus meaning it is capable of sending 54MB's of information every second, realisticly speaking you would be able to run 1-6 computers (performaing regular tasks, i.e. Browsing the internet *not movie downloading*) off this router without experiencing much loss in internet connection speed. The only disadvantage of this particular router is the range, the range in doors is about 30 meteres, and about 100 meteres outdoors. I would very much recommend this router to anyone who is looking for an ADSL wireless router as it is so siple to setup and easy to use. In addition a key... Read review

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Advantages: Comes free with sky broadband, Dyndns
Disadvantages: Can get quite warm

...Very good router. I got this router with my sky broadband. It is re branded to say sky on the front where netgear would be. The excellent thing about this router, is it's ability to hold on to low noise margin connections. Where I live, we get a terrible noise margin on our lines. Usually this would lead to the cutting out of internet. But with this router, it managed to keep locked on without dropping until it got to about 5db noise margin. The web interface is easily accessible through a web browser, like all of the other netgear routers around, via 192.168.0.1 in the address bar. In my particular case, as this is a sky branded router, the login details were admin as the username and sky as the password. Once you get into the web interface, there is no difference to the normal netgear one. Configuring the services and firewall rules... Read review

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