Need to buy wifi router

vigilante

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Nov 28, 2011
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I have a got a tikona wired net connection. I need a wifi router to connect wirelessly around my 2 bhk house. What min/basic features should I look into into the router. Does the ISP(tikona) have to do anything with this? What are my options? I'll be connecting my laptop and smarthphone through this. I am located in Pune. Is croma a good place to look? Please suggest.
Thanks.
 

iekansh

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Sep 12, 2012
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I have a got a tikona wired net connection. I need a wifi router to connect wirelessly around my 2 bhk house. What min/basic features should I look into into the router. Does the ISP(tikona) have to do anything with this? What are my options? I'll be connecting my laptop and smarthphone through this. I am located in Pune. Is croma a good place to look? Please suggest.
Thanks.

You sure you wanna go for Tikona? Search Tikona fraud on Google. I've been advised to stay from Tikona on another forum.
 

kalpeshdeepak

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Sep 17, 2012
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Hi,

Sorry if I am hijacking this thread but I thought there was no need to create a new one.

I have a BSNL land broadband which I want to make available wirelessly to all devices at home in such a way
that I dont need to have a computer switched on to make the internet available. I dont know exactly how to
start searching for it. I have eyed this D- Link 2750u
which i think is a router cum modem.

Ideally I would want the wifi device (once configured) to connect to internet whenever a phone/laptop asks for connection
or ,if not, the wifi device stays connected to internet whenever switched on. Is this even possible? Kindly suggest
me a device if the above is not what I need.

Thanking in advance

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Hi,

Sorry if I am hijacking this thread but I thought there was no need to create a new one.

I have a BSNL land broadband which I want to make available wirelessly to all devices at home in such a way
that I dont need to have a computer switched on to make the internet available. I dont know exactly how to
start searching for it. I have eyed this D- Link 2750u
which i think is a router cum modem.

Ideally I would want the wifi device (once configured) to connect to internet whenever a phone/laptop asks for connection
or ,if not, the wifi device stays connected to internet whenever switched on. Is this even possible? Kindly suggest
me a device if the above is not what I need.

Thanking in advance
 

iekansh

Disciple
Sep 12, 2012
37
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Hi,

Sorry if I am hijacking this thread but I thought there was no need to create a new one.

I have a BSNL land broadband which I want to make available wirelessly to all devices at home in such a way
that I dont need to have a computer switched on to make the internet available. I dont know exactly how to
start searching for it. I have eyed this D- Link 2750u
which i think is a router cum modem.

Ideally I would want the wifi device (once configured) to connect to internet whenever a phone/laptop asks for connection
or ,if not, the wifi device stays connected to internet whenever switched on. Is this even possible? Kindly suggest
me a device if the above is not what I need.

Thanking in advance

- - - Updated - - -

Hi,

Sorry if I am hijacking this thread but I thought there was no need to create a new one.

I have a BSNL land broadband which I want to make available wirelessly to all devices at home in such a way
that I dont need to have a computer switched on to make the internet available. I dont know exactly how to
start searching for it. I have eyed this D- Link 2750u
which i think is a router cum modem.

Ideally I would want the wifi device (once configured) to connect to internet whenever a phone/laptop asks for connection
or ,if not, the wifi device stays connected to internet whenever switched on. Is this even possible? Kindly suggest
me a device if the above is not what I need.

Thanking in advance

Any basic wifi router will do that. I have netgear n150 I suppose and it does the job pretty well.
 

vigilante

Adept
Nov 28, 2011
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Pune
Hey Thanks manojbhagat, rocky_jvm and swatkats for your recommendations. I will surely look into these.
But as iekansh pointed out, tikona's service really sucks. I was never really satisfied with it but for last few weeks it has been so terrible i've decided to cancel it. So my current hunt is changed now for a good ISP :unsure:
Thanks for the replies guys.
And swatkats, this used to be one of my fav cartoons and i still have their intro theme as a ringtone.
 

iekansh

Disciple
Sep 12, 2012
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Thank for the reply iekansh.

But if I dont want to dial a connection everytime from a computer to connect to BSNL, I would need a modem also, right?

Yes, indeed. You need to go to modem/router settings and input your credentials there. It will connect automatically.