I must be the only one with a Belkin! I do have a Linskys at work, just had it replaced,

 

I got a Belkin also I know its a "N" I like it, it was on sale when I bought it. Cost like 50 bucks or so I think.

 

I've got the "G" model.

 

I use time machine and Airport very easy to setup and also have VPN, 1TB hard disk, USB for wirelees printing and hard disk.

 

Guess what, nobody cares.





Back to the OP, a LinkSys WRT54G is a solid router. It's relatively cheap too, and mine has held up for over 5 years. It's never let me down.

 

I have the WRT54GS model, and it has performed well so far for a year. I get great signal with my xbox anywhere in my house, and it has 128 bit encryption.

 

I had a Stink-sys router and it died almost to the day that the warranty expired.

Then I bought a netgear at BB for 69 bucks. Lightening got that one about a year or more after I got it. I was pleased to find that same router for sale at the BB for 39 bucks.

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Belkin's are good also

This is how I see them

Linksys
Netgear/Belkin
D-Link



I think you meant Time Capsule (but I've done so much work for them I know what you mean), Well its cool also but a little bit of a waste of money ($499) unless your looking for all those things in one or if its really needed. Works well with Time Machine. Now that I think about it again. You can do alot with ($499), Time Capsule is a ripoff.

 

Linksys. I've used them for about 7 years now with no problems. I upgraded to a new model last year.

 

i have a linksys wrt300n, it does pretty well. i am currently getting 4/5 or very good reception across the house, roughly 60 ft now.

 

What about the problem with the wireless xbox live and the NAT settings. I have a linksys now and its giving me fits on some games. I have the wrt54g I think. Any wireless routers yall know of that wont give me any problems.

 

Teh Br549 is a really good router

 

You just have to open the Xbox Live ports (TCP Ports 88, 3074 and UDP Port 3074) in the Linksys menu. Just google it, or check out www.portforward.com.

 

This Linksys is the most versatile router out there:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16833124190

This is a WRT54GL - this particular model is built for hobbyists. It has the capability to load 3rd party firmware on it for all kinds of advanced abilities. It works fine with stock Linksys firmware, and is very well made.

 

I've had a Buffalo wireless router for a while and it has been absolutely perfect. I believe it to be similar to the Linksys routers.