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Hi all,
I need to get a new router to serve 5 people ( not used at the same time). I am on VM and I was thinking about getting this router http://www.ebuyer.com/product/97221for 24.99 and then purchasing these http://www.ebuyer.com/product/75269to go with it.
I wanted to use this as I could use the AOSS and it would create a full strength secure network without any complicated settings.
Anyone have any other ideas please? I want to make sure it is the most secure available and is not difficult to set up
Many thanks
I need to get a new router to serve 5 people ( not used at the same time). I am on VM and I was thinking about getting this router http://www.ebuyer.com/product/97221for 24.99 and then purchasing these http://www.ebuyer.com/product/75269to go with it.
I wanted to use this as I could use the AOSS and it would create a full strength secure network without any complicated settings.
Anyone have any other ideas please? I want to make sure it is the most secure available and is not difficult to set up
Many thanks
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sorry to disappoint .... but you don't get the most secure available for �24.99.
On the other hand ... buying matched kit is the best way to ensure easy setup (but not a guarantee).
(don't forget ... ppl with laptops should be able to connect without needing the dongle) ... desktops with a usb dongle in the back ... won't work well either if the box is between it and the router.
anything over 2Mb/s will be good enough for up to 10 users .... surfing ....
large downloads will drastically reduce this. As will 5 wireless connections in the same house at the same time
(do yourself a favour .. get your machine connected by wire)
On the other hand ... buying matched kit is the best way to ensure easy setup (but not a guarantee).
(don't forget ... ppl with laptops should be able to connect without needing the dongle) ... desktops with a usb dongle in the back ... won't work well either if the box is between it and the router.
anything over 2Mb/s will be good enough for up to 10 users .... surfing ....
large downloads will drastically reduce this. As will 5 wireless connections in the same house at the same time
(do yourself a favour .. get your machine connected by wire)
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