PC World Australia (online)
08/06/11
2
Great little router. I have used it for a few months now and while it's very simple to set up and use it has some really advanced features. You can telnet to the router to mess about with advanced ADSL settings and the like (quick google will show you how). My ADSL2 connection has increased from a flaky 6-8 Mbps using my old D-Link router up to a solid 13.5Mbps using this. I'm very happy.
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Eddie
1
I just bought this today and just finished setting it up. The setup menus are pretty simple, although explanations for some advanced parameters would have been nice. I configured my ADSL, Wireless, DHCP, port forwarding and static IP addresses (LAN) with only one Google search for the required MAC address format. The 7700N didn't need a restart at any time, all the settings applied immediately. I got it for $52 from ijk.com.au in Sydney. Bargain!