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WEP to buy or not - wireless router
wazza
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Hi,
been looking at the virgin website at wireless routers for the my ntl broadband to see what they offer and recommend. Have seen these two and was wondering which is better -
http://accessories.virginmedia.com/webstore/CNETrelated/ExtendedInformation.aspx?ExtendedCode=NTL0508&ExtendedProdCode=M160614&CatCode=SELF520302
don't know what encryption it uses
and
http://accessories.virginmedia.com/webstore/CNETrelated/ExtendedInformation.aspx?ExtendedCode=S1554776&ExtendedProdCode=0862408&CatCode=SELF520302
which only uses WEP encryption.
Am i right in saying WAP is more secure than WEP. If so should i avoid the second item?
thanks in advance
been looking at the virgin website at wireless routers for the my ntl broadband to see what they offer and recommend. Have seen these two and was wondering which is better -
http://accessories.virginmedia.com/webstore/CNETrelated/ExtendedInformation.aspx?ExtendedCode=NTL0508&ExtendedProdCode=M160614&CatCode=SELF520302
don't know what encryption it uses
and
http://accessories.virginmedia.com/webstore/CNETrelated/ExtendedInformation.aspx?ExtendedCode=S1554776&ExtendedProdCode=0862408&CatCode=SELF520302
which only uses WEP encryption.
Am i right in saying WAP is more secure than WEP. If so should i avoid the second item?
thanks in advance
Problem with having access to internet is that i get asked by many to solve their problems
Well at least i learn something on the way 
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WPA is far more secure than WEP, and most routers support it, I haven't checked but I suspect the Belkin one would as well.
You don't have to buy from them, have a look at ebuyer, amazon, broadbandbuyer.co.uk to see how the prices compare, Netgear are a good brand.
If you have cable, you need a Cable/dsl router, as opposed to an ADSL model for BT lines.
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/48546/rb/27469908444Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0
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