ADSL2/2 USB Ethernet Modem

List Price: $64.99 Discount Price: $44.14

Features:

• The D-Link ADSL2/2+ Ethernet/USB Modem, TR067.

Customer Reviews:

Word to the Wise [Posted on 2007-04-14]
This thing works fine, and this review is less of a review than a cautionary tale. I purchased this fine piece of equipment and got it all hooked up and nothing happened. No internets! omg plz!

Turns out I had to adjust the settings of the modem which is fairly easy if you are a computer geek, but for me it was a bit of a challenge. D-Link support refused to help me on the basis that all they would help me with was knowing how to plug it in and making sure the unit was not defective. They suggested I talk to my ISP.

My ISP would not tell me the VCI/VCP needed but luckily the modem found that on its own using the WAN Wizard setup, however I had to manually adjust a few settings before it would work, settings that neither my ISP or D-Link support knew anything about when I asked them. I did manage to get it to work but I nearly had to send it back and buy a modem of the same brand that my ISP requires.

So in short, this thing works as it should, but I recommend you consult with your ISP prior to purchasing a modem to determine which brands they do support so as not to have to deal with d-link support.

Works Great [Posted on 2007-12-09]
After becoming very frustrated with the provided and for purchase DSL modems from ATT, I selected this item based on compatibility with the rest of my network equipment. The modem was an easy set-up and has worked without a flaw. And best of all has eliminated the 'Network Cable Unplugged' issue that plagued the ATT modem.

Tech support not cooperative. [Posted on 2008-02-20]
D-Link makes high quality equipment, but this modem does not handle DHCP as it is mentioned in the instruction, nor does it scan and setup the DSL settings for you. Tech support was very uncooperative to help. I won't be purchasing another.

Worked half way [Posted on 2008-02-21]
This item did not work with my ISP, Hawaiian Tel. The Wizard seemed to pick up the right settings, but it was not receiving an IP address. Hawaiian Tel was unwilling to help me figure out what I needed to tweak on the modem to fix the problem. I ultimately had to return the modem and go back to Westell modem provided me.

FYI: The Westell Modem provided to me by my ISP has a complicated firewall syntax, which is the reason I bought the Dlink modem.

dsl/usb modem [Posted on 2008-05-05]
the equipment worked great. installed and set up easily. very satisfied with the product. difficult to find because we needed a modem, not a router, with usb capability. worked very well with our server and intranet. unfortunately, in our small town dsl sucks major but still the unit was worth the investment.ADSL2/2 USB Ethernet Modem

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