From: JD on 8 Mar 2010 21:38 JD wrote: > Jamie wrote: >> JD wrote: >> >>> Just as I was about to buy from NewEgg a 4-port D-Link external >>> router for my computer >>> I found that I already had a Gigabyte Desktop Adapter with info: >>> 2.4GHz, 802.11b/g, 54Mbps. Basically it is an antenna attached to a >>> PCI card, so I guess the computer must be running if I want to listen >>> to my Internet radio ??? >>> >>> Last night I temporarily moved the DSL modem to the radio and it >>> worked very nicely. >>> >>> Had another thought. If I buy the D-Link router - it is a box >>> external to the computer - >>> will it function if the computer is off and I want to use the radio? >>> The following is about the router: >>> >>> "Perfect for home or small office use, the D-Link EBR-2310 offers >>> superior connectivity and excellent security at a price that's just >>> right. With four 10/100Mbps Ethernet connectors, the EBR-2310 can >>> connect up to four PCs or other network devices. Advanced switching >>> technology effectively and efficiently manages your network traffic >>> so that your data keeps flowing, no matter how much of it there is. " >>> >>> So I guess the router will work ok when the computer is down. >>> >>> TIA >> Yes, A wireless router works with out the computer. >> you will need to use the computer to set it up how ever. things >> like the WAB security log on for wireless connections etc.. Unless you >> want to leave it opened! :) Many would love you for that!,. Free >> internet! > > I bought a D-Link 4 port wired router and am very pleased with it. > Now I am struggling with the Aluratek Internet radio, especially > the Jukebox. Has anyone conquered this Radio/Jukebox pair? > > TIA CONCLUSION: The D-Link router works like a charm. The Aluratek was a piece of trash and I returned it. Now all I need is a great Internet Radio - <sigh>
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