I point my web browser at the router and set it up the old (?) fashioned way without ANY issue.
In fact I toss the cd into the shredder so it goes to a better place. It's a shame that the makers have invested a dime or penny into those setup CDs as they were never needed. My wish is they would have put that penny or dime into bigger power supplies or heat sinks or whatever is needed to make the product last longer and be more stable.
Hope this clears this up for you.
Bob
Hi everyone!
I need to purchase a router for a system running NT.
I've googled extensively and found mixed results. One that I was looking at was the linksys e2500. The data sheet just says "windows or mac", but best buy and other websites claim XP or better, etc.
Also, I noticed on one of them that it didn't list the OS reqs, just which OS the set-up CD worked with.
If its just the configuration software at stake here I can configure it on another computer with the correct OS, but I'm hesitant to make a purchase until I know NT will be able to communicate through it.
Any input would be greatly appreciated!

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