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To begin with, DSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line. It converts the DSL line to an Ethernet connection and shares the wireless network directly with multiple devices. A DSL modem router is a combination device that provides you with the services of both a modem and a router.
DSL Modem allows you to connect your computer to the Internet through telephonic lines. Your DSL modem acts as a middleman between your Internet service provider and your computer, working as a data translator that connects your device to the Internet.
There are various sorts of DSL technologies like HDSL, SDSL, ADSL, and VDSL. This page will help you more on factors regarding DSL modems. The main differences in these different technologies lie in their transmission rate, distance, and symmetric and asymmetric characteristics.
The positioning of a modem router plays a vital role in its effective functioning. Ideally, it should be centrally located and placed on a high shelf. Buying an expensive router might increase your range. However, a more affordable router and a couple of power-line adapters will do the job as well.
Networking hardware has a fixed tenure, and a router is put through a lot of stress daily. Since so many devices are connected to your router, its performance over time ought to degrade. So, after a certain amount of time, you might have to upgrade or clean your router.
Routers can be priced anywhere between $15 to $200 or above. Your needs and budget will eventually decide which one’s the best for you.
Routers work on two different frequency bands, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The 2.4 GHz band is used by many devices, though it is more susceptive to congestion and interference. The 5GHz band is relatively newer and less cluttered, which offers a faster connection.
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Works with most DSL types | Slightly expensive its features |
Offers faster Wi-Fi than most DSL modems/routers |
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Extreme Wi-Fi speed up to 1.9 Gbps | Limited VPN support (wouldn’t be able to handle some connections) |
NETGEAR genie app: easily manage, monitor, and control your home network from pc, tablet, or smartphone | Regularity of firmware updates required |
Faster and more reliable connections |
Pros | Cons |
An excellent choice for small and medium-sized apartments/firms | Fingerprint router and dust-magnet |
Wireless networking at remarkable speed | The smartphone app can be used only when connected to the Wi-Fi |
Affordable |
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Cons |
Good quality and high network for the price |
Doesn’t include USB 3.0 ports and DLNA media server. |
Easy to set up | Slightly lacking in terms of ethernet |
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Cons |
High-speed Internet at an extended range | The reliability of the product can be questionable |
Easy to set up | Not compatible with a few devices |