Wii and wireless router

[deepsky]

I think I've found out what my problem is with the Wii it looks like it needs both wireless b and g, my router only does b, it's 5 years old!
So what routers are people using just so I know before I go and buy a new one.
thanks

[J0e Musashi]

Netgear DG834G works splendidly well. Fully set up in 2 minutes, and it's white too.

[deepsky]

I'm glad to hear that Joe, thats the one I wanted, would go nicely with my mac too.
thanks for that.

[oblivion_6]

Im using a DSL-G604T by D-Link and its working superb.

Not white mind you but then again its hidden behind my couch anyways

[Shozuki]

Netgear DG834G works splendidly well. Fully set up in 2 minutes, and it's white too.

Ditto

[Strolls]

I think I've found out what my problem is with the Wii it looks like it needs both wireless b and g, my router only does b, it's 5 years old!

802.11g is backwards-compatible with 802.11b - the Wii should simply fall back to 11Mbps.

Stroller.

[Yakumo]

I'm using the new Buffalo AirStation WHR-HP-G54 with built in AOSS for direct linking to the DS, Wii and even PSP. I heard that some people say that the Wii doesn't have AOSS but I knwo for sure mine does since I'm using it. Maybe it's only the Japanese systems?

Yakumo

[J0e Musashi]

I thought AOSS was only supported in Japan?

[laruso]

I'm using the new Buffalo AirStation WHR-HP-G54 with built in AOSS for direct linking to the DS, Wii and even PSP. I heard that some people say that the Wii doesn't have AOSS but I knwo for sure mine does since I'm using it. Maybe it's only the Japanese systems?

Yakumo

im using that router and had to disable AOSS as pal wii does not support it.
have to connect pc, DS, PSP and wii by assigning a wep key. only took a minute to reset it, wii just found access point, typed my password in, voila!

edit: if you have aoss on for other devices, the wii will not be able to access the router. (buffalo explained this after i rang em)