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[Ben Jensz]

Well I think you need to strike a balance between how much you want to 
spend and how reliable you want it to be.

Buying the cheapest thing available probably isn't going to be the most 
reliable option available.  For instance I use a D-Link DSL-500 at home, 
but at work I decided on a Cisco 827 ADSL router.


/ Ben


Tim Bowden wrote:

>
> what warranty support is available for the billion dsl's?  This is for 
> an office installation that shouldn't have any significant downtime.  
> If it goes belly up, am I going to be left in the lurch for a week or 
> so while it is replaced/ repaired?
>
> Who sells them and how much?
>
> Thanks,
> Tim Bowden
>