Billion ADSL Modems in stock locally

12 public posts in this discussion.

Post 1

I have the popular ADSL Billion Modems in stock locally.

"99 inc del.

Installation and setup extra if required.

These are also available from www.pcrange.biz for "89 plus delivery.

Post 2

you going to get those wireless broadband routers in too?

Post 3

I don't have any wireless models in stock. I may be stocking this new item available from PCRange in the new year. I will test and see how good (security etc) the item is first.

http://www.pcrange.biz/downloads/v2600we.pdf

It is a 4 Port Wireless Router WITH Built in ADSL Modem

Post 4

Are you the PCRange Distributor for the NT Stapla?

Post 5

do you have those things in darwin NOW! if so i want one.

Post 6

Woah.. I thought this thread looked familiar.

Post 7

Can you let me know the sort of security measures that come with the wireless model? im interested, but if just anyone can sit on my front lawn and rack up downloads on my account, ill settle for cables all over the house =P can i limit the users the router lets through? or the ip's or something? thanks

Post 8

*BUMP* Come back strapla :D

Post 9

You should be able to limit acccess to certain MAC addresses and also by changing the SSID or whatever it is to something other than the default/not generic . If you're paranoid you can also not use a DHCP server and/or move your network to a different IP range to make things harder for the average Joe.

Post 10

I'm back !!

Yes I have 1 modem left instock and 4 more arriving mon/tues.

No stock of the wireless/modem/router yet.

Enabling WEP and MAC filtering and disabling SSID broadcasting will ensure MOST people keep driving - unless you really have something of interest. Changing IP address range won't do too much for security.

Stapla

Post 11

pm me a price on the wireless model and if its right, ill do the testing for ya in a few weeks when i move..

Post 12

Quote from Stapla:
Changing IP address range won't do too much for security.

Stapla

I meant as far as just hopping on the network.. If you don't have DHCP enabled then people can't just hop on and they need to guess your IP range first. No it won't stop the determined user as they'll just sniff away.

If you really don't want people to sit out on your front lawn and surf then minimize the risk.. place the AP further back into the house in a more central location - minimize signal 'leakage', etc.

Anyway..