What brand of Modem/Router do you use?

[Roof]

dg834d from netgear.

same here.
Used to have a d-link adsl router and a wireless router connected to that but it was too much trouble so i bought something else and it works

[LJG]

Bigpond loves me, I have 2. A landline and a 3G for when we are away. The only thing that really annoys me is because of the distance from the exchange I can't get ADSL2

[dejavu]

I used to use a Cisco 2600T router, which performed flawlessly for years. It was fast and reliable.

I now use an Apple Airport Extreme.

[Derek-C]

D link here .No problems.

Derek

[nickant44]

Clarendon is an ADSL1 exchange, but it's only 1200m away.
I use an Alcatel modem connected (bridged) to a D-Link wireless router/switch.

[phild]

At home I use a Dlink DI-824VUP router on an old Thomson (Alcatel) router that Telstra supplied as a modem. The DI-824 has VPN server capability which we use occasionally for testing.

I'd be very wary of the latest Dlink stuff having had some exposure to their latest VPN (DIR-300) and wireless models.

At work we use Netcomm, we've found Netcomm stuff to be reliable and relatively inexpensive and use that by choice when customers ask us to supply a modem.

[Phill B]

I used a Netgear wireless (802.11g) modem/router for years with no problems, but I've just updated to a Cisco Linksys dual-band wireless (faster 802.11n), it was an easy install and have had no problems with it since.

[ViPeR101]

Billion 7404VGP....an oldie but goodie especially for VOIP

when/if it breaks i will go a draytec which are highly regarded

Updating Firmware is PITA as you need to re-enter the settings so i might do it every 3mths depending on what the latest firmware does