Enet ADSL2+ Modem Router

 (3 customer reviews)

Let's be honest, there isn't much diversity in the market for dsl modems. After trying 2Wire's that have poor network functions, Motorola's that don't stay connected, and Netgear's that fail after 6 months I decided to give this D-Link a try. It came with an install cd which I of course chunked and used the web interface so I can not tell you about the install cd. The web interface has a, "quick setup" menu which avoids a lot of technical network terminology but still had a ton of options in other areas including DHCP and NAT functions so you don't necessarily have to have a separate router to use it with multiple computers. It was very easy to bridge with my existing router (which was the only way I could figure out to get the modem to stop blocking ports and let the other router handle it) and did not have the connection issues Motorola's seem to have with a bridged router handling the login info for your internet service. If you need help configuring it D-Link provides a 800...Read more

I purchased this modem last week from a local electronics store. After one week, it's fried! I always ran hot. I complained with customer support. They said they never heard of it running hot. Yeah, right! However, customer support were helpful. That's the second star. Otherwise, it's one or zero star!!!!

Replaced burned out Speedstream 4100b with this model. Seems pricey for just a modem, but it works fine. Setup instructions are not very helpful, but I fooled around with it until I got it to work with my Apple Airport Extreme router. I don't know why modem installation instructions would assume you do not have a router. My network seems a bit faster now according to some speed tests, but maybe that's an anomaly. Anyway, I'm happy with it.