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Rob Beard wrote: > On 29/04/10 12:22, Edwin Rhodes wrote: >> We have a bt home hub router, which has some good features, however >> not as >> stable as I would like, have to reboot about once a week. >> Ed >> >> > > The BT Home Hub is locked to BT Broadband though, and at that, the Home > package, it won't even work with BT Total Business Broadband! > Thanks for the warning. I will never touch anything to do with BT. IMHO the second greediest company in the world. I will leave you to guess who comes in at number 1. > Now I'm not sure how much you're looking to spend, and I don't know how > good this particular model is, but Draytek have a Vigor 2710 which has a > USB port for printer sharing... > > http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor2710.html > > You won't get much change out of about £75 though. It will however also > support ADSL2+ (so up to 24 Meg if your ISP supports it) and Wireless N > (up to 300Mbit with a compatible wireless adaptor). > > I've had some experience with Draytek routers, I've always known them to > pretty much offer features that the more 'home' type routers don't tend > to offer, along with good reliability. > > Also Gordon tends to recommend them too, and since he deals with more > business class broadband services, I'd also take that as a good > recommendation. > > Rob > Draytek look good. I will do some research. Thanks. Neil -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html