Thread: Best ADSL2+ Ethernet Bridging Modem :: DSL Hardware Discussion :: think broadband

Just thought I'd throw a little update here. Received my Vigor 120 on Monday, despite the postal strikes. Tuesday my D-Link DWA-556 Wireless N NIC arrived and I set about configuring everything. My Linux box is now routing internet traffic for the whole network and is doing a fantastic job. The Vigor 120 is a cracking little modem and literally "just works". True plug and play ^u^ It's plugged into a 3com...

That's a good price ! The Vigor's have a great reputation. Pipex Nildram UKFSN Now -> Be *

If you use BT Wholesale supplied ADSL services, it's hard to beat the BT Voyager 190 as a bridge modem - there are no user configurable settings.

I'd also recommend the Vigor. In the past used Linksys ADSL2MUE and ADSLNation X-Modem as bridging modems but got the Vigor for a new office setup at work which links through to a Netgear firewall SSL VPN router, WiFi access point and Windows SB 2008 server. It's worked flawlessly for a year. Never had to touch it since the initial install and everything is passed through to the router/AP/server set up without a single...