>is the setup a dsl modem(router) to a hub with no router? > >If so what you need is a Router Switch, nobody uses a hub today, >such as the Asante FR 11004 or if you want the ability to to add >wireless FR1104-g, 54mb(airport extreme). > >If you have a Router HUB, then just follow the instructions that >came with the router hub to do the setup. > This setup is as straight forward as can be. The user doesn't want wireless, just to be able to use DSL and print to his Laserwriter 8500 without manually plugging and unplugging ethernet connections. The DSL modem supplied has the option of USB connection but drivers are available only for Windows. The simplest solution is to find an ethernet hub that will recognize this modem. The manufacturer of the Hub (Farallon) seems to be out of business. DaleH _____________ Original query: >>I just helped a friend set up a DSL router and get online with his >>new account. No problem except that the Router would not work with >>the ethernet hub he was using. A call to the DSL tech support >>confirmed that some other subscribers had reported ethernet/router >>incompatibility, so now friend has to swap computer connections >>between printer and router manually. We need a recommendation on >>modestly priced hub that will work with router. Below are hardware >>details. >> >>Thanks, >>DaleH >> >>Bell South supplied Westell DSL Router >>Farallon Starlet/5 ethernet hub >>G4-450 >> >>I searched for Farallon but Google returned no viable addresses.