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Vonage "Good" is a relative term. If you want "a good router" with Wireless and Vonage,
"Good" is a relative term. If you want "a good router" with Wireless and Vonage, then the WRTP54G is a "good" router. It lacks working QoS, and can't handle loads BitTorrent or other P2P applications, but if you don't plan on uploading anything while you are on the phone, and you don't use your connection heavily, then the WRTP54G is a good router for a casual Internet user who wants a Vonage line.
If you want a router that will actually handle heavy loads, you won't find it in anything Vonage is going to ship you.
As UMP25 noted, I recommend a separate router. I wasted countless hours for months trying to get the WRTP54G working well on my meager 256k upload connection, only to eventually throw in the towel and buy a WRT54G (now known as the WRT54GL). My online life changed for the better instantly.
Once the poor little WRTP54G didn't have to do routing or wireless, I also discovered that it is a pretty impressive Vonage device. Calls are crystal-clear now that the entire processor and memory of the device are devoted to voice conversion.
Generally, I recommend the RTP300 now, as it is the same as the WRTP54G, except it lacks the wireless circuitry. I also recommend taking the RTP300 and immediately putting it behind a real router.
Why the RTP300? Because it is usually free after rebates, it's a solid performer Vonage-wise, and provides you with a half decent router you can use while traveling if necessary.
Plus, if your primary router toasts out, you can always use the RTP300 in a pinch. ;)
Read The Full Thread: Best all in one router
• CRSharff
I normally stay out of these discussions. There seems to be a lot
• I can't comment on the VT1000, the only thing I can say is that if it works well as
• Most reports on the Motorola SB5120 say Vonage is great with them, as well as ISP's.
• This is how ours is set up. We have a seperate wireless router for our internet and
• Well I can sure say that I am glad I made a thread here before I made a purchasing decision!
• Hi guys I am looking for a good all in one router, I want it to have wireless also.
• I don't recommend that. Vonage devices are known for being great phone adapters,
• Then you only have one choice. The WRTP54G is the only currently available wireless
• All-in-one/combination devices are usually a compromise device. Combo fax/printer/scanners
• Try the WRT54 GL , which can be upgraded with aftermarket firmware that will really
NateHoy posted ""Good" is a relative term. If you want "a good router" with Wireless and Vonage," on 03/13/2006 |
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