jphegers
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i am looking for a bridgeable wireless router. does the Netgear DGN2000-100ISS comply to these requirement.
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I know that the Billion routers are capable of such function
StoneCold
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Yip, using a Billion 7300G myself and it does have bridgable wireless functions 
jphegers
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thanks but i am looking for a netgear router with these functions
Kloon
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Rather take a look at the Linksys WRT45G, then flash them with DD-WRT and you have one of the best wireless routers around. They go for about R600 each.
jphegers
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hat about a linksys wag54g2
jphegers
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I want a modem that is able to be bridged so that three pc's can be connected each with their separate dial-up and given their own 2gig cap so-that the one does not use each-others cap. Can anybody please give me some advice on this matter.
kiepie
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jphegers
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i asked for advice as i am a pensioner who only goa adsl last week and was asking vfor advice and not your sh....t
Sackboy
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You mean the WRT54GL (L stands for Linux). They go for around R1300 in Incredible. It's a hobbyist router, + no modem built in either so maybe more than he is looking for.
It also only does G and not N. A DGN2000N has draft 2 N mode, which is the latest standard. It's also a modem.
DGNB2100 has an adaptor for your PC in case it isn't a recent one with Wireless N (IEEE802.11N)
It does bridge mode.
ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/DGN2000_RM_04Aug08.pdf
kevf
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Yes the Netgear DGN2000 can be bridged. Worked on a lot of other netgear ADSL routers but this one seems to be the best.