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I see where you are coming from there. &nbsp;Anyone else have any other thoughts?
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When connecting ADSL to routers such as Watchguards we are often left using what I wound consider to be low end residential ADSL modems such as the ones from D-Link. &nbsp;Are there any enterprise level very simple ADSL modems on the market? &nbsp;The best I have found is the Draytek Vigor 110 but would be interested in something yet higher that will give me a bit more confidence in it. &nbsp;We primarily use ADSL as a cost effective backup/balance to leased lines, not for primary connections.<br />
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What would people recommend?
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When connecting ADSL to routers such as Watchguards we are often left using what I wound consider to be low end residential ADSL modems such as the ones from D-Link.  Are there any enterprise level very simple ADSL modems on the market?  The best I have found is the Draytek Vigor 110 but would be interested in something yet higher that will give me a bit more confidence in it.  We primarily use ADSL as a cost effective backup/balance to leased lines, not for primary connections.

What would people recommend?

I see where you are coming from there.  Anyone else have any other thoughts?

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