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Linksys WAG354G

  • 19-01-2006 11:44am
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    pork99
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    Has anyone used the Linksys WAG354G? I'm considering buying one. It uses the ADSL2+ Digital Signaling Protocol - this should be backward compatible with standard ADSL from Eircom/BT/UTVIP etc?

    I've read mixed reviews of it - a few reviews saying that the signal strength is poor. I did a test in my house with a friend's WAG54G - Linksys's predecessor to the WAG354G - and that worked quite well in most places. This is important because I have a wall right in the middle of the house which used to be an external wall so it's quite thick.


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  • #2
    pork99
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,746 ✭✭✭pork99


    pork99 wrote:
    It uses the ADSL2+ Digital Signaling Protocol - this should be backward compatible with standard ADSL from Eircom/BT/UTVIP etc?


    I see that this has been answered in a previous thread. Still leaves the question about signal strength - any experiences with this anyone?


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