ZyXEL P330W 802.11g Wireless Router
- Advanced WPA2 security
- Network Magic for Personal Network Management
- Built-in 4-port switch features Auto-MDI/MDIX technology
- Wi-Fi certified 802.11g access point
- WPA2 Encryption Support
Product Description
Small on size, but not on features, the ZyXEL P-330W makes it easy to share your broadband connection with multiple computers, video game systems, and other Internet enabled devices. The built-in 802.11g Access Point features support for the advanced WPA2 security standard ensuring your wireless data is safe and secure.The ZyXEL P-330W's NAT firewall allows you to share a single public IP address with all of your network devices, making connecting to the Internet as easy as possible while also offering protection from Internet threats. The built-in 4-port switch features Auto-MDI/MDIX technology, allowing you to easily connect multiple devices to your network without worrying about cabling conflicts. The Wi-Fi certified 802.11g access point supports all major wireless security standards ensuring compatibility and security for your wireless network.The ZyXEL P-330W is loaded with advanced feature like WPA2, which is the strongest security certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance. In addition, the P-330W features Denial of Service (Dos) protection. Dynamic DNS (DDNS) allows you to easily locate and access your network when away from home even if you don't have a fixed IP address provided by your ISP. The antenna on the P-330W is removable, allowing you to attach more powerful or directional antenna to ensure the best wireless performance possible.
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ZyXEL P330W 802.11g Wireless Router
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- Publisher: ZYXEL
- Label: ZYXEL
- Studio: ZYXEL
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 12 reviews
- Sales Rank in Electronics: #3597
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Someone needed to give it a 3! 2008-02-21
Comment: I agree with the people on the lower number reviews in that, over time, I noticed that this router tended to drop the signal and had to be reset. by the time I got fed up, it was happening about once a week.
On the other hand, all the other routers I have tried in my house have some strange little quirks, too, and it wasn't all that hard to unplug it, count to 10 and plug it back in.
On the plus side, it was really inexpensive (Amazon's price is pretty high for this thing), easy to figure out, and the bridge mode and other little features have been really sweet. I rebuild Macs and other computers out in my garage, and I was hating running a 30-ft wire out there just so I could get online with things as I was installing. With bridge mode engaged (and that has not dropped out on me yet, BTW), I can plug in just about any computer and get online right away. I don't think I would buy it again to use as my primary router (nothing I've ever used beats a Belkin N1), but it is a handy and relatively low-cost addition to my "tool set."
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Drops Connections with Apple Equipment 2008-01-09
Comment: I used it for about a month to connect an Apple MacBook and an Airport Express to it. The wifi connection was frequently dropped, on average about once every 30 minutes. Updating the firmware did not fix the problem. I replaced it with a Linksys WRT54G and that router works perfectly. So I blame the Zyxel router. I have not tested it with non-Apple equipment.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Needs Restarting every single day 2007-04-03
Comment: This router was easy to setup out of the box. However, out of the box, I needed to restart this router at least every few days. My internet connection seems to fail every few days, with restarting the router fixing the problem. After a year of use, this router needs restarting literally any time I turn the computer off.
Now my routine when going home is this: turn on computer, go to router, unplug router, and plug in router, because the internet never ever works anymore just turning the computer on. The router must be reset every day.
I will take my sledgehammer out of the garage and smash this one in the backyard once I get a new one. Stay away or you will be in a world of headache.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Good little router 2007-02-28
Comment: I've used Zyxel equipment in the past and have had good experience with them. This router fits in with that profile. I really like Zyxel brand routers. The menu/user interface is great. You don't have to install any software, just point your web browser to the router's IP address and away you go. Very easy to configure (for me anyway) and works great. Just like all consumer grade routers though you might have to restart it every once in a while. I'd say that I restart mine only once a month though.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Drops unused IPs after several days 2007-02-23
Comment: We use the Zyxel P-330W in bridge mode as a LAN extension for local wireless notebooks, but not for WAN access, firewalling or any of the other extended features. Our local net is all fixed IP. Used in this configuration the P-330W is a good performer. It loses track of the IP address for a computer that has not been turned on for several days and when this happens sometimes has to be power-cycled to rebuild the routing tables.
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