The only thing is that the router seems to reset the time and date stamp everytime you reboot. It's a small thing, but it was annoying at first. So just don't set the time and date until you are done with everything and you wont need to reboot again.

Other than that everything else has been working as it should. There are little qwerks but I believe they will be fixed in the furture versions of the firmware.

I have found that it is fairly easy to understand, thanks to the documentation and simple menu items. I feel much more confident about administering this router when problems arise thanks to the documentation and my friends help. M

My wife is able to connect to the Internet using her laptop from anywhere in the house now. We are all enjoying the wireless freedom and the ease of use.

My favorite part is that I haven't had to actually fix anything because the router has never seemed to fail or lose a connection. Although I do feel confident enough to fix it if and when it happens.

Many of you bought this wireless router for the MAC Address control capability and falsely thinking that your LAN will be safe from the intruders. Now think again!

For the WIRELESS part, this router only supports CONNECTION CONTROL to the internet, NOT the ASSOCIATION CONTROL which basically means although you stopped the unauthorized user from being able to access the INTERNET using wireless( your neighbor stealing your bandwidth ), BUT it will still allow connection to your INTERNAL LAN ( your neighbor poking your Microsoft network )!

Before a wireless client can access your LAN or WAN through your router/AP, it needs to be associated with your AP. Their older DI-713P has the ability to reject the Association based on the MAC Address Allow/Deny list. (Heck, even my other unstable Compaq CP-2W can do this!) Without this capability basically anyone can associate to your AP! Hence compromising your internal LAN's security.

Most mid-range wireless routers on the market will allow you to SEPERATELY control wireless portion and LAN portion of MAC addresses. This one combined them together. This is a bad thing! In most case, wired LAN is 99% safe from outsider. So putting all the computers on the MAC list will be a hassle, especially if you have VIRTUAL SERVERS which are not using DHCP. (You cant see them on the DI-614+ web interface, you have to either use ipconfig to figure the MAC out or check the MAC label on the card! )

As for the virtual server, you can only have a list of 10 settings which in some case is not enough. Other than these, this is a NICE router!

To me, the major problem is the false sense of security they advertised. From the reviews I can see ppl thinking that way without knowing the truth.

I believed their software engineers will be working on this soon. When thats been fixed, I will definitely buy it again!

The setup was rather painless and short, and I had my internet connection and wireless access up and running in about 20 minutes.

All of this was done within about 15 minutes, including physical install and configuration.

Plain and simple, I am very pleased with this product because of it's ease of setup and security features. (On a side note, make sure to upgrade to the latest firmware so you get the option to NOT broadcast your SSID to the world for even better security.)

The wireless portion of this router was where I thought I'd have problems, but it turned out everything worked like it was supposed to right out of the box. I was pleasantly surprised to see how easy and quickly I was able to get my laptop up and running on the internet. There are some advanced settings that deal with performance on the wireless end, but since everything is working fine, I have no desire to mess around and accidently break something.

Setup was made extra simple because of the quick install guide and the setup wizard. Once you plug it in you are shown the setup wizard so you can start configuring your router properly. As soon as I had the settings correct I couldn't click the status button quicker than the other computers connected to the router and were ready to browse the Internet. Our other computers have D-Link 802.11b+ cards in them.

I am very satisfied with the speeds we get, the setup process, the parental controls and the price for all of these features fits well. Knowing your family's computers are safe and protected without having to punch holes in the walls or climb in the attic is a great feeling. This is well worth the purchase.

The speeds of this "Enhanced" 802.11b are double that of normal 802.11b, and I am unsure why anyone would want something slower.

The setup is also extremely simple. basically it's a plug in the wall, plug in the computers (or not if you are using all wireless) and run the Quick Start Wizard.

I am very impressed and pleased with my new purchase.

I am very excited to be browsing the internet free from all wires and at speeds that don't annoy me. I can even play games over our LAN and not get a bad ping. The setup was super simple and the configuration settings are adequate for what you need to do. I don't think they could have made this any better than it already is. This wireless card is definitely "top shelf" in my book and I'd recommend it to everyone.

I get great signal strength from the other side of the house and I would recommend this to anyone who wants to start sharing their DSL or Cable connection quickly and painlessly.