Top 5 Best Wireless Router

Are you jaded searching for the top 5 best wireless router in the year 2014? If so, you don’t need to look any further since in the succeeding paragraph, you will learn more about the top 5 best wireless router for 2014. If you are one of those persons who are planning to purchase the latest wireless router, it is very important that you conduct your own research first to make sure that you will avail the elite wireless router in town.

In order to help you to carefully opt for the best wireless router, here are the top 5 best wireless router reviews for the year 2014.

1. Linksys EA6900 AC1900 802.11ac Wireless Router

At the first look, you will be amazed with its key features that include exceptional wireless performance, industry leading and user interface and elegant design. Linksys EA6900 AC1900 802.11ac Wireless Router has three packing external antennas with solid rock design and Turbo QAM. The so called Turbo QAM can be defined as the proprietary technology that has the ability to boosts the theoretical 802.11n speeds.

The maximum speed of the wireless router is about 450Mbps-600Mbps. It also has the potential to support the so called Smart WiFi platform cloud wherein it allows a certain user to control and remotely monitor the settings of the router with the use of smartphone, tablet and PC with internet. If you are searching for the fastest and greatest wireless router, Linksys EA6900 AC1900 802.11ac Wireless Router is the solution to your problem.

2. BT Home Hub 5

BT Home Hub 5 will offer you with its key features that include integrated modem of VDSL, 1 USB port with 2.0 and compact and neat design. It will also provide their users with exciting and latest features wherein they are considered as ISP routers. The exceptional design of BT Home Hub 5 is very different from Hub 4 since this product is one of the lightest and smallest routers that are available in the market today. It also has 3×3 antennas that are intended for 802.11n and 802.11ac. It also has the capacity to deliver better performance that you will surely love. Finally the BT Home Hub 5 will not disappoint you with your expectations and demands. Even though you are not their BT customer, you can still avail their product if you desire.

3. TRENDnet TEW-812DRU 802.11ac Wireless Router

The awesome features of TRENDnet TEW-812DRU 802.11ac Wireless Router include WP2, WPA, WPS security, 4x Ethernet Gigabit and mid and near range 802.11n excellent speeds. It comes with affordable prices that will match with your budget. It will also offer you with 3×2 array antennas that are responsible for delivering a short range of blazing performance.

When it comes to long distance performances, the TRENDnet TEW-812DRU 802.11ac Wireless Router is really fast yet cheap. You can really save budget when you decide to purchase this kind of wireless router. It is widely available in market today and rest assured that you will love its awesome key features.

4. Almond Securifi Router

It is considered as one of the elite routers under £100. Just like other routers, it will also offer you with its exciting key features like touchscreen display, wireless bridge and easy to follow set up settings. Almond Securifi Router is the first wireless router with touchscreen display and double wireless bridge. With the help of double bridge, you can easily connect to any Wi-Fi connection. The product will not require you to have installation disks since the setup setting is quite easy to follow. If you are looking for wireless router under £100, Almond Securifi Router is the best choice that you need to consider.

5. Asus DSL- N66U

The Asus DSL- N66U comes with unique key features such as 2.0 USB ports, AllCloud sharing and VDSL2 modem. If you are one of those individuals who are seeking for generation standard then Asus DSL- N66U is the elite performer for you to ponder on. With the help of VDSL2 modem, it will offer you with one time solution that only Asus DSL- N66U can do. It also has internal array antenna that is equipped with AiCloud functionality. This feature will allow a certain user to share their media from USB storage. Asus DSL- N66U is considered as one of the greatest DSL routers that you can buy at a reasonable cost.

The top 5 best wireless router for 2014 that are mentioned above must be your top priority especially when you are planning to purchase your own wireless router. An apparent and better understanding about the said matter is highly recommended to make sure that you carefully choose the elite wireless router that you are looking for. If you want to have additional information about the top 5 best wireless router 2014, just feel free to browse the web and rest assured that you will find your desired wireless router.

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Globe Tattoo Huawei HG521 DSL Snap Review

The Huawei Echolife HG521 is a residential DSL modem router with the capability as a wireless access point (WAP) that has built-in internal WiFi antenna for devices conductivities  such as smartphone and Tablet likewise for lappy.

Huawei HG521: Router Design and Aesthetics

The design of the Huawei HG521 gateway is a commendable aspect. It may not look ultra-modern but its simplicity is the reason why most people are not intimidated to use it. Because it stands vertically, it is easier to find the right spot where the router can be placed. It can be put right beside the desktop computer monitor or in a small corner. Its measurement is only 118.4mm x 90.3mm x 40.4 mm.

The power button is easily accessible too. It is found in the top surface of the router so turning it on and off is quick and easy. The indicator lights are strategically placed on the left side of the router’s interface too.  Hence, a quick glance is enough to see if the connections are working fine.

Attaching the cables to the router is easy too. The left side of the router is where all ports are located so there is no problem about tangled cables.

Huawei HG521: LAN Connection Ports

The Huawei Echolife HG521 modem router is recommended for use in homes because of the limitation in the number of computers which can be connected to it for cabled internet. It has only one ADSL port for the RJ-11. It is geared with one LAN port.

Huawei HG521: Router Performance and Functions

The edge of Huawei HG521 Router over other routers which Globe Tattoo provides to their customers is that this functions for different data link protocol. It is backwards compatible for 802.11b and 802.11g. For people who would like to utilize the latest standard, this router is designed to function even for the latest 802.11n.

Globe Tattoo is known for delivering uninterrupted and strong connection signal. Thus, it is necessary to have a router which would not slow down the impressive services of the company. With the use of this router, there is no need to worry that the service being provided by Globe Tattoo might not be used extensively. Since it functions on 802.11g standard, the connection speed is stable and there are no lags. This router is also good enough for more complex online tasks like downloading, gaming and media streaming.

Huawei HG521: Router Speed

The main reason why Huawei HG521 Router do not cause speed problems is because of its commendable capacity. Of course, the data speed will vary according to the package that the customer availed from Globe Tattoo but this router can reach 24 Mbps as its maximum modem bit rate. The great performance is also attributed to the 300 Mbps data bit rate.

There are two ways on how this router can be used for internet connection—cabled and wireless. Some people are having difficulty in connecting wirelessly after setting up the cabled connection. What they do not realize is that, setting up the wireless connection needs to be done after the cables are all up and running. A separate wireless connection account needs to be created to enable the wifi.

The router initially has the default username and password which will be used before the personal setting preferences of the users can be fixed. Management of the setting and feature changes can be done using the web based configuration.

Since the router has an activated Quick Start feature, users would have a step by step guide on how the connections can be made. No more reading of manuals and hiring professional I.T guys just to create both cabled and wireless connections.

Huawei HG521: Built-in Security

LAN connection does not involve much security issues but wireless connection requires impenetrable block against hackers. The good thing about Huawei HG521 Router is that it is geared with WPA (Wi-Fi Protection Access) support. This is among the latest security features that routers these days have. WPA is pretty much like a password which is required before a computer or gadget is able to tap the wireless connection. So long as the alpha-numeric password is known only by legitimate users, there is no need to worry that someone else who is within the Wi-Fi range can use the signal.

The Globe Tattoo Huawei Echolife HG521 GUI (graphical user interface) can be access via any of your favorite browser such as Chrome, Firefox and IE by pointing on the address bar thru http://192.168.254.254 with the default IP address. Once the login page prompted you may use the default username and password as "user" without the quote.

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Brush TM UniFi DIR-615 (D-Link) With DD-WRT Firmware

The TM provided DIR-615 (the orange router) with custom DD-WRT firmware. The primary goal of this guide will basically be to guide users who wish to flash their TM provided Unifi DIR-615 routers with dd-wrt. However, users who have spare dd-wrt flashed routers around will also be able to use the information here, to set up the VLAN tagging for the PPPoE connection that is required by Unifi.

Pros of using DD-WRT firmware

• The router gets increased stability
• Less lockups/crashes
• Less connection drops (I'm looking at you, generic VPN protocol!)
• Support for a larger amount of concurrent connections
• The ability to increase your wifi signal strength (stock firmware has really weak wifi transmit power)

Cons of using DD-WRT firmware

• Unifi home users (VIP5/10/20) lose IPTV access
• You lose TM support for your Unifi service (it was pretty much non-existent in the first place!)
• You probably void the warranty on the router
• You might brick the router if you don't know what you're doing

WARNING!!

1. Before we begin, we would like to remind that we are not responsible, if you absolutely screwed up your UniFi router and are left with dial-up/Streamyx access for the next 3 weeks (or at least until TM decides it's time to pass you a new unit).
2. This guide requires basic to advanced networking computer knowledge. Read through all the steps that listed down here and make sure you understand it. If you don't, get a friend who does to follow this guide and do it for you.

Requirements (MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THESE FIRST!!):

1. Original TM DIR-615 G2 Firmware (Just for backup)
2. Brainslayer's DD-WRT DIR-615 REV D factory webflash - http://dd-wrt.com/others/eko/BrainSlayer-V24-preSP2/2010/08-07-10-r14896/dlink-dir615d/dlink-dir615d-factory-webflash.bin

Must Comply these Requirements

a.) Router's firmware revision - This can found in the bottom of the router. (The D-Link DIR-615 Revision G2 runs on RT3052F@384 chipset which is same with Revision Dx, so using firmware from Dx version is possible)

b.) The firmware is supported - We can check this via dd-wrt router-database.

c.) Router's firmware revision

HOW TO FLASH TM UniFi DIR-615 Router WITH DD-WRT

1.[ Set a static IP for your PC in the 192.168.0.x range with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 (Example: 192.168.0.50).

2.[ Connect a network cable from your computer's network interface card to the WAN PORT (not LAN port, WAN port) of your DIR-615 G1.

3.[ Turn off your DIR-615. The router is now in Emergency Room mode. (Hold down a pin to the RESET button of the router (at the back next to its power socket) and turn on the router while holding this RESET button down. If you did this properly, the power button on the router should now be orange and blinking continuously).

4.[ Open up Internet Explorer and head over to http://192.168.0.1/ You should be able to see the Emergency Room interface. (Please use Internet Explorer as Firefox/Google Chrome can cause some weird issues with this particular web interface).

Emergency Roon After Reset The DIR-615 Router

5.[ Hit the Browse button and select the Brainslayer DIR-615 rev D webflash firmware (dlink-dir615d-factory-webflash.bin) that you downloaded earlier. Upload it to the router. (Upon a successful upload, you should be able to see a success confirmation message).

6.[ Let the router reboot by itself.

7.[ Once power light turns GREEN.. Unplug the network cable from the WAN port and plug into any LAN port on the DIR-615 router (Recommended, ports 1-3).

8.[ The routers IP should now be 192.168.1.1, so change your PC's LAN IP from 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0 to something in the 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 range. (Example: 192.168.1.50 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0).

9.[ Go to http://192.168.1.1 and configure your router's security (password) settings.

10.[ Before you continue to setup your PPPoE link, please setup your wireless security. The wireless radio should be on by default and will be accepting connections.

DONE ! FLASHING THE TM UNIFI D-LINK DIR-615 ROUTER WITH DD-WRT FIRMWARE.

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Understanding JTAG

JTAG is a program for fixing your router if it is in an otherwise unrecoverable state. Jtag is done with a cable hooked from a computer 25 pin printer port (USB might also be available) to an electrical connection on your router called a jtag port. There are sometimes two similar ports on a router; one is the jtag port and the other is a serial port. These ports do not usually have the pins there to connect to, but are just holes in your router motherboard. You often need to solder a pin connector to your motherboard. This pin connector is called a header.

In order to understand jtag, you need to understand the three parts of the program that runs inside your router (known as the router's firmware). The firmware is composed of a bootloader, (that starts up the router's operating system), the NVRAM, (where information particular to your router are stored, like it's IP address and your ssid name) and the kernel which is the program that your router uses.

These three parts together are known as the WHOLEFLASH.

The bootloader on a DD-wrt is a linux bootloader, known as a CFE. Linksys also used a VXworks bootloader on some routers that has to be replaced with a CFE linux bootloader using a VXKiller program. So, when people talk about the CFE of the router, they are talking about the bootloader. Every router has it's own particular CFE. It has the MAC addresses embedded in it for your router, so each one is a little different. That is why it is so important not to ever delete this without backing it up. If you delete it, you at least have to find another one that is for your make and model of router. This can be tricky in some cases, so don't delete the bootloader!

The nvram is the place where variable information is stored. This is often where things get mucked up and is often the reason why people need to jtag their router. You can erase the nvram by doing a HARD reset of the router but sometimes the router will not respond. Then it is jtag time. If you delete the nvram, and have a proper CFE and kernel on the router, the nvram will rebuild itself. You don't need to jtag the nvram.

The kernel is the firmware. This is what you flash when you flash dd-wrt. DD-wrt IS the kernel. Again, if you have a CFE on the router, you don't need to flash the kernel with Jtag. If the CFE is working, you can flash using TFTP.exe or an equivalent program. Although you CAN flash the kernel using JTAG, it takes a LONG time and flashing using a jtag cable is not completely reliable, so you can end up with problems. You should not need to do this.

So if you have followed the bouncing ball, you should now understand that you should use JTAG primarily for two things:

1. Replacing a CFE

2. Erasing the NVRAM or kernel.

With that understanding, we can now turn to the brjtag program
Setting up the JTAG Program

To JTAG a router you can download a copy of hugebird's program from the SF.net files:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/brjtag/files/

You will note that there is a version 1.9, and a folder for a v.2.0. The 2.0 supports more router chipsets, but you have to rename it .exe from .bin.

You have to, on a Windows system, load giveio.sys. First you have to put it in the c:\windows\system32\drivers\ folder and then you have to load it using the loaddrv.exe program. Make sure you put the full path of the driver in the loaddrv.exe program as well as the file name. (c:\windows\system32\drivers\giveio.sys). Also note the giveio.sys driver needs to be installed only once. Subsequent needs for the driver during additional jtag sessions, or if your computer needs a re-boot, it only needs to be "started" by clicking on the "start" button of the loaddrv.exe driver loader utility.

Here are the steps:

1. Start your computer and unarchive the contents of 2.0.5 to your C:

2. Put giveio.sys in the proper directory: c:\windows\system32\drivers\

3. Start the loaddrv program and hit install. Make sure you add "giveio.sys" to the end of what appears in the window so it looks like this:

c:\windows\system32\drivers\giveio.sys [1]

4. Then hit start.

5. Then hit OK.

6. Remove the power supply from your router.

7. Hook up your jtag cable. Make sure you have pin one on pin one and the cable is not upside down on your router, and that you have the cable is hooked to your 25 pin parallel port

8. Plug your power supply into your router.

9. You might have to set the parallel port communications settings, but I have always found default settings work. If they don't please note that your rig needs to have a real printer port, not a usb to printer port adapter. The printer port should be set for ecp mode and standard io of 0x378.

Using JTAG

DO NOT POWER CYCLE WITH THE JTAG UTILITY RUNNING! If the jtag utility is running, do a control-C to stop it. IF YOU TURN THE POWER OFF WHEN THE JTAG IS RUNNING YOU MIGHT DAMAGE THE FLASH CHIP!

You should check to make sure your cable is working with a probeonly command:

brjtag -probeonly

If you don't get a response that recognizes your chipset, check your soldering carefully with a multimeter.

If you get a response that recognizes your chipset, the next command should always be to backup your CFE first, even if you think it is FUBAR. Better safe then sorry.

This is done with the command:

brjtag -backup:cfe

Do this twice and make sure the files match.

With most bricked routers, ALL you have to do is erase the nvram and the kernel. You do that with these commands:

brjtag -erase:nvram

brjtag -erase:kernel

DO NOT erase:nvram on a Belkin F5D7230-4 router. Doing so will erase important values and require you to have to jtag the kernel back on.

Doing that should put you back to a position where you can tftp the firmware back on. Stop and try that. You must disconnect your jtag cable to flash the firmware. Follow the guidelines for flashing by tftp found at note 11 of the peacock thread announcement, at the top of the broadcom forum.

http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=51486

DO NOT REPLACE THE CFE unless it is corrupt. A bad flash should NOT normally corrupt the CFE. However, if you have to replace the CFE, you must rename the CFE file CFE.bin, and then use this command

brjtag -flash:cfe

It is important to know, that if you do need to replace the CFE, an erase of wholeflash should be done prior to flashing the CFE.

brjtag -erase:wholeflash

The reason for this is if the kernel and nvram are left intact and only the CFE (bootloader) is replaced, when the bootloader boots the device, it will load the kernel. If a corrupt kernel or a bad nvram variable caused the bootloader damage in the first place, the offending pieces of the program are still present and may cause bootloader damage again as soon as the router is power cycled after the CFE flash.

If you need a CFE for a Broadcom router, you can find most through this link: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=25971

However, these CFEs will contain generic Mac addresses, so you will likely have to hexedit your Mac address to the generic CFE prior to flashing.

JTAG on a Laptop Computer

Laptops don't normally have parallel ports anymore, and if your laptop doesn't you would be hooped. USB Jtag is expensive, and doesn't appear to work consistently well. The best option is to get a ExpressCard Parallel port adapter. Further information is in this thread:

http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=61256

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TP-Link TL-WR710N travel router review

TP-Link’s TL-WR710N travel router is very similar to Netgear’s PR2000 Trek, but in a slightly smaller form factor. Like the Trek, it can plug straight into an electrical socket, it has a USB 2.0 Type A port for sharing storage, and it has two ethernet ports. Unlike the Trek, it supports only one 150Mbps spatial stream in 802.11n mode (on the 2.4GHz frequency band); and since it doesn’t have a micro USB port, it must be plugged into a wall socket (unless you travel with an extension cord, I suppose).

The TL-WR710N can operate in one of five modes. In wireless router mode, you connect the Pocket Router to a DSL or cable modem and clients connect to the router wirelessly or via an ethernet cable plugged into its LAN port. In wireless access-point mode, the router connects to a hardwired network that has Internet access and creates a wireless network that clients can join to reach the Internet. In this case, the second LAN port can support one hardwired client (or more if you connect an ethernet switch).

"If I had to choose between this and Netgear's Trek, I’d go with the Trek."

In WISP mode, the Pocket Router establishes a wireless connection to a Wi-Fi hotspot and shares that Internet access on its own wireless network (as well as through its LAN port). And in repeater mode, you can use the Pocket Router to extend the range of a wireless network by establishing a wireless connection to another wireless router or wireless access point. It will then rebroadcast that signal.

The TL-WR710N comes with preconfigured security, with its default SSID, wireless password, and admin login and password printed on the side of the device (albeit in itty-bitty print). Like TP-Link’s TL-MR3040, the Pocket Router supports up to WPA/WPA2 security with a RADIUS server. A single unlabeled LED (on the side facing out when the router is plugged into a wall socket report) glows blue when the device is working properly and blinks when the device is booting or when an ethernet cable or USB device is connecting to the router. Not terribly informative. This router doesn’t have a WPS button, either, but it does support the feature in software.

You can share files stored on a USB hard drive by plugging it into the Pocket Router, and TP-Link provides a media server for streaming music, video, and photos (but the server is not DLNA certified). You can also establish user accounts for file sharing, to restrict access and control whether users can read and write files or only read them.

When I measured TCP throughput, the Pocket Router finished last overall. When the wireless client was in the same room as the router, separated by nine feet, I saw TCP throughput of just 15.4Mbps. When I moved the client to the kitchen, 20 feet away with one insulated wall in between, the Pocket Router’s throughput dropped only slightly, to 14.6 Mbps. As with TP-Link's other travel router, the TL-WR710N couldn't reach the MacBook Pro when I placed it in my home office, 65 feet from the router and separated by several insulated walls.

Would I buy one?

The TP-Link TL-MR3040 and the Netgear Trek PR2000 are street-priced about the same. The TP-Link’s user interface exposes more functions than the Netgear’s does, but the Netgear delivers much higher performance.

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How-To : Setup PLDT DSL With Wireless Router

I’ve been planning on getting the house Wi-Fi enabled for the past few months now and have only been able to purchase a wireless router just last weekend. Got tired of seeing too many cables lying around so I got rid of those and went the Wi-Fi way. Plus, I don’t want to add another network cable for my new toy coming next week. I had the entire setup planned months ago but to my surprise it didn’t work like I expected. Searching around Google for instructions and guides turned up nil so here’s a guide to help those that are having the same problems that I had setting up a wireless network.

Note: This how-to is only for those that are on PLDT myDSL’s legacy lines. How would you know if you’re on a legacy line? Legacy lines are those still using PPPoE/PPPoA connection protocols (or in more simple terms, you still need a username/password to get connected).

I have a Linksys WRT54G for a wireless router but this should work for most routers out there as well. If you’re on a legacy line then most likely you’ll have a ZyXEL P-600 series modem/router that was provided by PLDT together with your DSL. Make sure your PC is connected to the ZyXeL modem first then proceed below.

• Access the web control panel of your ZyXeL modem by typing in the IP address of your modem in a browser. (i.e. http://192.168.1.1)
• Login to the web control panel (default username/password: admin/1234) of the modem and go to the WAN settings.
• Change the settings to the following and save:
• Routing mode: Bridge
• Encapsulation: RFC 1483
• Multiplex: LLC
• Disconnect the ZyXeL modem from your PC and connect it to the WAN/Internet port of your wireless router (refer to the manual of your wireless router to locate the Internet/WAN port).
• Connect your PC to one of the ports in your wireless router. Your setup should look something like this now: DSL -> ZyXeL modem -> Wi-Fi Router -> PC
• Now you need to access the web control panel of your wireless router the same way you accessed the ZyXeL modem. With mine, the default ip address of the router was 192.168.1.1 and the default username/password is /admin (just leave the username blank).
• Once you’re in the control panel, set the connection protocol to PPPoE/PPPoA and input the username and password of your DSL account. Your username should be in this format: xxxxx@pldt. Call PLDT if you don’t know your username and password.
• Now here’s the most important part. Make sure you change the IP address of your wireless router so that it will not be the same with your ZyXeL modem and make sure they’re in the same network. (i.e. your ZyXeL modem’s IP is 192.168.1.1, change your wireless router’s IP to 192.168.1.2)
• Save the changes you’ve made.
• Now go to the Wireless settings of your wireless router and enable it. Provide any necessary information needed like SSID and such. Make sure to turn on the security for your Wi-Fi by using either WPA or WEP to avoid someone hacking into your router.
• Save the changes and you should be ready to surf wirelessly anywhere as far as the router’s signal can take you. ^^

Some tips for your new wireless router:

1. Make sure to change the default username/password of your wireless router.
2. I suggest using WPA or WPA2 for your wireless security as it makes hacking a lot harder than WEP.
3. Also, try adding a MAC Address filter to prevent unauthorized PCs from connecting to your access point.
4. Disable SSID broadcasting so that others will not see your wireless router (including you I’m afraid). Since you know your SSID you can easily connect to it anyway.

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Tips on Finding the Fastest Wireless Router

Considering your needs as well as the specifications of the available wireless routers today will help you a lot in finding the fastest wireless router. If it is your first time to buy a wireless router and you want to be sure of your choice, please read on and learn more about choosing the best wireless router.

On buying a wireless router, you should never forget to consider the specifications of the models you find in the market. First and foremost, you should make sure that they are included in the latest generation of wireless routers. The latest generation is 802.11ac which is also called 5G WI-FI. This one is the faster edition of 802.11n. If you have a wireless-b router in your house today, you can choose to upgrade that to wireless-ac or n featuring router.

A wireless router can be classified into two: single band and dual band. Basically, dual band is a better choice and it is because a single band router works only within a 2.4 GHz frequency range. On the other hand, a dual band router works on 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz frequencies simultaneously. This will enable the dual band router to work faster making your surfing experience better.

Another factor that you need to consider when looking a faster wireless router is the multiple antennas. The MIMO technology makes use of multiple transmitters & receivers to transmit data simultaneously. A wireless-n router typically comes with it and this specification helps in reaching higher transmission pace.

You must also consider the data transmission rate when looking for the fastest wireless router. Since you wish to buy the kind of router that can make your job faster, you have to check out the transmission pace of any particular model. You should go for a model that provides the highest data transfer speed.

This guide will guarantee you that it will not be hard for you to find the perfect wireless router for you. Just don’t forget to consider your needs and your budget to come up with the best choice. That’s how you can find the fastest wireless router in no time.

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Streamyx Certified DSL Modem

Below are the list of Streamyx certified DSL Modems and their corresponding vendors.

ADSL2 MODEM-TESTED WITH ALL DSLAM/RDSLAM/RTDSLAM & MSAN
MODEL	INTERFACE	FIRMWARE VERSION
D-LINK DSL-520B	Ethernet Router	3.10L.01.A2pB022g.d20e
D-LINK DSL-2542B	Ethernet 4-port Ethernet Router	V1.00B01T01.GE.20070703
D-LINK DSL-2740B	Ethernet 4-port Ethernet+ Wireless Router	EU_DSL-2740B_3.06L.04V_0.11_M.A2pB021c.d17m
RIGER TC-505GL	4 ethernet port, 1 uplink dsl	v.1.022-15j
EchoLife HG520B	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Router	3.10.14.0-1.0.7.0
Riger DB120	Ethernet 4-port Ethernet Router	3.08L.01.A2pB022c.d20d
BiPAC 5200 R4	Ethernet 4-port WirelessG	2.11.38.0(RE0.C29)3.10.5.0
BiPAC 5112S	Ethernet 1-port	2.7.0.38(UE0.B1C)3.5.18.0
Hurricane 5200	Ethernet 1-port	1.3.9-Std 1.3
ZyXEL P-660HW-T1 v2	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	V.3.40 (AZX.0)
ZyXEL P-660R-T1 v2	Ethernet 1-port	V.3.40 (AGJ.3)
SMC7901WBRA1	Ethernet 1-port with wireless	1.3.9
D-Link DSL 2600-u	Ethernet 1-port with wireless	3.12L.01.A2pB023k.d20k_rc2
Prolink Hurricane 5301G	Ethernet 1-port with wireless	1.3.9-Std G1.7T
ZyXEL P-660W-T1 v2	Ethernet 1-port with wireless	3.5.18.8_A_TC
Innacomm D2100	Ethernet 1-port	1.3.9
Innacomm W3100	Ethernet 1-port with wireless	1.3.9
WIC  Cisco SHDSL Card	SHDSL Card for router	12.4(15)T6
SMC7901BRA4	Ethernet 1-port	1.3.9
SMC7901WBRA1	Ethernet 1-port with wireless	1.3.9
3Com ADSL 0231A50Y Card	adsl card one port	CMW520-R1718-SI
3Com SHDSL 0231A63H Card	adsl card one port	CMW520-R1718-SI
3Com SHDSL 0231A54D	adsl card one port	CMW520-R1718-SI
Riger DB 120-WL	Ethernet 4-port + Wireless Router	3.12L.S_02.A2pB023k.d20k_rc2
BiPAC 8500	Ethernet 4-port	Helium 210-80 Shdsl (orion) ver.1.00
WAG54G2	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	V1.00.17
WAG160Nv2	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	V2.00.11
Riger DB 108-WL	Ethernet 1-port + Wireless Router	DB108-WL ver.C1 C2
DSL1000EW	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	212.66.1
Baudtec	Ethernet 1-port + Wireless Router	RTK V2.1.1
DSL-2640B	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	GE_1.07
TM6841G	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	DMT FwVer: 3.12.2.0_A_TC
W3400V	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	W3400V-4.02L.03-TM
TC-505GL	Shdsl modem	G.bis,v 1.023-6
DB102	Ethernet 1-port	TM-58-DB102
WAG120N	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	V1.00.13
Riger AR-5211	Ethernet 4-port	A011-306CHT-C02_R02
Belkin Basic F7D1401v1	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	1.00.31 (Mar 11 2010 08:28:53)
Belkin Share F7D3402v1	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	1.00.39 (Apr 13 2010)
Belkin Surf F7D2401v1	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	1.00.31 (Mar 11 2010 08:32:28)
ASUS DSL-N11	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	V0.00.17
Planet ADW-4401	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Router	V2.1.2
Thomson TG784n	Ethernet 4-port Wireless & VoIP Gateway	8.4.H.A
Kasda KW5816	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	4.02L.03.A2pB025c1.d21j2
Innacomm W3400V - upgrade wireless software	Ethernet 4-port with wireless	W3400V-4.02L.03-TM
ZyXel P-660HN-T1A	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	3.12.8.6_TC3086
ASUS DSL-N10	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	1.0.0.8
ZTE ZXV10 W300 Series	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	W300V1.0.0a_ZRD_OV
One50 Multi-Service Access Router	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Router	ONEOS10-ADVIP-V4.2R6E13
Aztech DSL5005EN	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	243.106.1.012
ASUS DSL-N12U	Ethernet 4-port Wireless Modem Router	V9008

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