D-Link VWR Vonage device packs 4-in-1

Vonage and D-Link announced the availability of the VWR, a Wireless-B/G Broadband Router with 2 phone ports bundled with Vonage's service. The product leverages the Texas Instruments' TNETV1060 VoIP gateway chipset for QoS and good voice quality. The D-Link VWR packs four devices in oneone - a Wireless-B/G Access Point, a built-in 4-port switch to connect wired Ethernet devices, a router function so the entire network can securely share a single cable or DSL Internet connection, and two standard telephone jacks. Great for those of you out there who don't already own a home wireless/wired router or firewall.

But why don't you already have a home wireless network? What's wrong with you people?

Seriously...

This VWR runs $59.99, after a $40 instant rebate.

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1. 
   Willard J Zerbe :
   September 27, 2006 11:14 AM

   Don't buy this device if...
   1. You actually need a router to open ports. Like hosting a game server.
   2. You hate "user hostile" router menus.
   3. You actually would like to connect with wireless laptop.
   DLink has gone a step beyond it's usual worthlessness as a router with this one. The VOiP functioned ok but it is touted as "4 boxes in one". Well, a usable router is not one of them.

1. 
   vijay :
   August 15, 2007 1:52 PM

   Dear Sir,
   iam having d-link vwr device , iam facing a problem , i forget the ipsetup on my device i try to reset the device , but didnot reset , i wnt to configure again pls how to solve the reset problem

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