Agree with Chris; all this commodity rubbish is no good. If you are using DSL/DSL2/2+, i.e. the vast majority of DSL providers, then I’d recommend you consider a Draytek 120. It passes PPP frames directly through to the Ethernet adaptor, thus allowing any PPPoE client (including AirPort) to work transparently with your DSL provider, with the AirPort getting the public IP address and doing NAT. For VDSL, they now have a v130, but I’m not sure if the bridging function therein is a UK-specific firmware mod, as it looks like it. It’s what I now use, with a Mac Mini as my router, but it would work just as well with AirPort.
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