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    Wireless routers and satellite internet

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    Can anyone comment on compatability between wireless routers and satellite internet modems?

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    2 way satellite internet modems network the same way as DSL or Cable modems.
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    I am only familiar with Starband's Nova series, but I have had no problems hooking up the Novas to Linksys, D-link, and Belkin routers.

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    they work fine with wildblue... i always use linksys or dlink...
    i dont like belkin, they seem kind of flakey to me

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