London ADSL Router Setup, troubleshooting and Support Services

An ADSL router is also known as a DSL modem. The router is used to connect the computer to the DSL phone line for using the ADSL service. A broadband adsl router is typically used to connect the computer to the dsl phone line. Broadband ADSL router connects modem to your computer via ethernet or USB for ADSL. Mostly a broadband ADSL router is not placed inside the computer. It is connected to the computer's port, like the USB port or Ethernet. Some broadband ADSL routers are capable of sharing a single Internet connection with a group of computers on a network. This system is also known as the residential gateway.

We also provide broadband ADSL routers with an all-in-one networking solutions for both your home as well as small office. It provides you with a convenient solution for faster internet surfing, internet gaming as well as file sharing. A broadband ADSL router is easy to set up and comes with a built in firewall protection that blocks unauthorized access to your network. Designed with a web-based configuration, it is very simple to set-up and share the internet connection with multiple users though the use of a hub. By using a broadband ADSL router, you can enjoy ADSL connection with a speed of up to 140 times faster than a 56K analog modem.

In a wireless network, an access point sends and receives signals to several numbers of other, local wireless devices. These are generally adapters and routers. A basic wireless setup may not have an access point, but just a router (or a modem) and an adapter. An access point extends the coverage within your network — it's put in a "dead spot", a place that's distant from the router, perhaps in a different room, or on a different floor. An access point can support a finite number of mobile computers. The advantages of dedicated access points are easy-of-use, features, range, and throughput. An access point also provide a variety of benefits - they provide better security, help in saving power, provide Quality of Service, allow roaming (WAPs can link together to form a larger network that allows roaming), and so on.

Few people wish to use an ad-hoc network rather an access Point. This is because the stations can exchange data directly in the former. There is no need for a station to send data to the middle-man, i.e., the access point, and then have it resent to the destination station. Direct data transfer increases the bandwidth available. We also provide setting up access points as per your need.