Linksys EtherFast Cable/DSL Router with 4-Port Switch BEFSR41 Reviews

Not only is it a play on words (and a famous Telephone company) but now it is a good way to describe a fantastic piece of equipment that no Broadband Home should be without. The Linksys Wireless-B Broadband Router. Yep, you budget Networking buddies have supplied you with this great innovation. The ability to share your single Broadband ...  Read the complete review

Damn good and easy to use. I couldnt be arsed reading some of the long winded reviews so mines going to be brief. I had mine up and running in a couple of hours after carefully checking everything. Then it only took me 10 minutes to get any other PC online including my mother in laws who happens to live across the street (about 80 meters ...  Read the complete review

Not so much an opinion on the Linksys Cable/DSL Router, after all, it's a blue box with twinkling lights, but more what you can do with one! Many people are cutting over to a broadband Internet connection of some kind, either courtesy of their cable TV company, or, if the prevailing conditions are right, through their BT telephone ...  Read the complete review

Since 2001, I had run BigPond Cable Internet and shared it into a computer network with 3-4 computers using Win98SE Internet Connection Sharing. It was terrible using ICS. I wouldn't be sure that, when I boot up my PC, ICS would work as it should or not. When it wouldn't work, it would dish out IP addresses, but wouldn't pass any ...  Read the complete review

The other opinions for the LinkSys Ethernet Cable/DSL router already give an accurate description of this zippy and easy to use piece of kit, so I won't dwell too much on that side of things! I'd been looking to share my broadband Telewest/Blueyonder connection with other computers in the house and had grown fed up with the ...  Read the complete review

Having just imported a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL router with 4-port switch I have just overtaken all but the very latest NASA rocket hardware. Well maybe not, but nearly. Having orignally bought the product in the US (for £101), having returned to the UK (retail £140ish), I was told by the Linksys rep, that the US is a different build to the UK ...  Read the complete review

This in my opinion is the best and easiest way to set up a home network and share a high speed cable or DSL connection. This is even a great solution for small to medium sized business as well. This router comes in 2 main versions, a single port version for using with just one computer, or combining with other hubs and switches, or a 4 ...  Read the complete review