Eds
07-11-2003, 06:49 PM
TRy the motorola site and look for a 5000 model or the toshiba one is also
great form what i hear....bother are broadband modems with a built-in router
and wireless setup!...
good luck
"Steve Ball" <steveb[at]bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:BB3450B7.14949%steveb[at]bigpond.net.au...
> It looks like my Motorola modem has died. I have a service call booked for
> Monday morning and, if it is dead, my ISP will supply a new one for
$AUS268
> ($AUS189 if I sign an 18 mth. contract). This seems pretty reasonable.
>
> However, I'd also like to have a simple router so I can hook up my old Mac
> and a LaserWriter Select 360 I just inherited. It's not a major priority
but
> is there a combined modem/router I could look at getting to replace my
modem
> is it's dead? What I know about networking fits on the pointy end of a
pin.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Steve = : ^ )
> --
> Not my real email address of course but true all the same. Reply to
> steveb.bigpond[at]net[at]au swapping the "." and the "[at]"s.
>
great form what i hear....bother are broadband modems with a built-in router
and wireless setup!...
good luck
"Steve Ball" <steveb[at]bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:BB3450B7.14949%steveb[at]bigpond.net.au...
> It looks like my Motorola modem has died. I have a service call booked for
> Monday morning and, if it is dead, my ISP will supply a new one for
$AUS268
> ($AUS189 if I sign an 18 mth. contract). This seems pretty reasonable.
>
> However, I'd also like to have a simple router so I can hook up my old Mac
> and a LaserWriter Select 360 I just inherited. It's not a major priority
but
> is there a combined modem/router I could look at getting to replace my
modem
> is it's dead? What I know about networking fits on the pointy end of a
pin.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Steve = : ^ )
> --
> Not my real email address of course but true all the same. Reply to
> steveb.bigpond[at]net[at]au swapping the "." and the "[at]"s.
>