OT wireless broadband router thingies.[1]

ITYF that's puppies, and then it only applies in West German Hotels.

 

I wasn't planning on publishing the URL here in any case.

 

Have a smarmy welcome message to butter him up.

 

That would depend how wide the data trunk is.

 

Ahhhh. Fair enough.

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Or four, if your site is particularly popular with horses.

 

That won't help with the figures though.

 

What if the Royal Artillery Flying Gunners visit without their
bikes?

 

You'll need different versions of your entrance portal to cater for the
range of feet sizes people will be using to access it.

Probably best to get something separate to cater for Mac users as they will
most likely want a more trendy subtance such as humus or grated sea kelp.

You'll also need an entrance with a sloped butter ramp for disabled
visitors.

 

Mike says...

They wouldn't hear the elephants, but they'd attempt to blow **** out of
them.

 

Got Belkin wireless router and belkin print server. If you can't set
them up in 5 minutes each then you're very slow.

dead easy to set up and work well. Got a high speed b/w lexmark and a
multifunction HP printer on the wireless print server - all seen by all PCs.

Does what it says on the box.

hope this helps.

 

Keelworm wrote

No. I do everything I can to avoid printing stuff. There is simply no
(current) need for it in my life.

 

I could have told you that.

If it helps, I don't think anywhere was doing them that cheap when you
got yours - they seem to have come down in price in the last few weeks.

 

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But then, I know nothing.

 

I just bought and installed one for a friend 10 minutes ago. It was a
belkin adsl wireless router, £80 from dixons and it installed
brilliantly easy. Myself I run a linksys wireless cable router, again,
works fine and easy to use.

 

I'm very pleased with my DLink D604T, and you should be able to find
bundles with a PC card or laptop card or USB stick to suit. I'm
currently away from base, and posting this through the USB stick.
Works, and the router UI is nice and easy too.

 

Me, too. It certainly is the mutts nuts )

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Might not be what you're looking for, but I use audistat for my sites.
Requires PHP && MySQL.

http://hexmad.com/audistat/ to see it in action.

Download if from here: http://adubus.free.fr/audistat/

 

Probably a ginge, but this put me right off Belkin:

http://www.theregister.com/2003/11/07/help_my_belkin_router/

 

DSL-902 or DSL-904 bundle for some strange reason is cheaper than buying
the DSL-604T wireless router by itself
www.simply.co.uk have it for £69.99 , I got it two weeks ago with free
delivery (arrived next day although they said it would take 4).

Local PC world had the DSL-604T for £99 and the DWL-G122 - wireless
54Mbps pocket size USB 2.0 for £39.99, the salesman said he couldn't
match online prices so I said I could wait a day !

Works really well, although I've stopped using the USB dongle because it
was using 25% of my CPU (which wasn't a problem until I joined the UKRM
grid processing thingy).

http://www.grid.org/services/teams/team.htm?id=1E7D8114-C668-4CD4-88EC-480FDD22412E