Router

[busymaverick]

Hello all
Good Morning (it's 9 AM here )
i need to buy a router to share my internet connection, and i need some tips in buying a router..
so this is my need
Internet access availed through TL-WA5110G.

an Ethernet cable runs from TL-WA5110G to my computer.

i have to give a specific IP to connect to the internet(XXX.XX.XX.XXX)

what i need to do is connect a router in between the TL-WA5110G and my PC so that i can access the internet from laptop and PC at the same time.. both wired and wirelessly.

though the TL-WA5110G has a function to be an access point, i am not allowed to use it, as prohibited by my ISP(may cause IP conflicts with other subscribers.)
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[Saga Lout]

Hello and welcome to Tom's Hardware Forums.

Your ISPs prohibition makes no sense - IP address are both internal and external and they have no way of seeing what's going on in your network. What you do with the DSL signal once it's inside your house is your business and no-one else has a say in the matter.

That said, any wireless router will do the job you want but going for Wireless N wlil future proof you for a year or so.

 

[busymaverick]

Hello and welcome to Tom's Hardware Forums.

Your ISPs prohibition makes no sense - IP address are both internal and external and they have no way of seeing what's going on in your network. What you do with the DSL signal once it's inside your house is your business and no-one else has a say in the matter.

That said, any wireless router will do the job you want but going for Wireless N wlil future proof you for a year or so.

thanks for the quick reply.. i have a Netgear DGN1000 http://www.netgear.com/home/products/wirelessrouters/simplesharing/dgn1000.aspx#
will this router be able to solve my problem? or do i need to buy another router..
infact i do have another router(Linksys WAG120N) but it is broken and i am unable to find it's internal circuit parts to repair it.. but it is a better router from netgear one, i suppose

 

[Emerald]

the routers you have will not work since they require a phone line.

you will need a regular router that has a network port (RJ45) as a WAN port

 

[busymaverick]

the routers you have will not work since they require a phone line.

you will need a regular router that has a network port (RJ45) as a WAN port

The WAG120N has a phone line and also a RJ45 WAN..
can u suggest a router for me?

 

[Emerald]

do you have a website that would show which router are available in your country?

 

[busymaverick]

http://www.flipkart.com/belkin-basi...w--&ref=36ac8846-96b5-4e59-b1e7-eafacd85889d]

http://www.flipkart.com/tp-link-150...Qw--&ref=59b5d038-862d-43e9-a929-6076eb0fd59f

http://www.flipkart.com/netgear-wgr...Qw--&ref=36ac8846-96b5-4e59-b1e7-eafacd85889d

http://www.flipkart.com/buffalo-150...Qw--&ref=36ac8846-96b5-4e59-b1e7-eafacd85889d

 

[busymaverick]

will these routers work??
which one is better?

thanks

 

[busymaverick]

www.flipkart.com

 

[Emerald]

yes they should work and personally of those four I would get the Netgear

 

[busymaverick]

yes they should work and personally of those four I would get the Netgear

thanks

belkin one looks cool though
difference between these two

 

[Emerald]

the Netgear to me is the better and more reliable router

 

[busymaverick]

Best answer selected by busymaverick.

 

[busymaverick]

thanks will go for it