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@deepakvrao You don't necessarily require a static IP. Like some people already suggested, a free account with no-ip.com or any other similar dynamic DNS providers will get you all sorted. Which router is everything being connected to? Most routers have a dynamic DNS client built in to them, so...

I guess this is what you want. Linksys X3000 Advanced Wireless-N ADSL2+ Modem Router But I would also suggest going with two separate devices, rather than putting all your eggs in one basket!

I've been using Xylon (formerly FnV) and it's running rock solid. Xylon with Franco's kernel and the Nexus literally flies! And I still get around 24 hours of battery life too.

I'm using this ROM [ROM][16 Nov 2012] AOSP 4.2 JOP40C KALO Galaxy Nexus GSM/HSPA+ - xda-developers with this kernel [KERNEL][GPL][11 OCT - Milestone 6][r196-ICS r300-JB] franco.Kernel | 4.0/4.1 | - Page 3272 - xda-developers and this QuickSettings mod [MOD] [UPDATED 11/18]Android 4.2 Quick...

I suspect people with the lag issues are the ones who were too lazy to do a clean flash! I've not had any issues at all. There was initially a bit of lag, but I guess that's what you get when you're installing over 50 APKs one after the other! Nearly a day now, and I'm pretty pleased with the...

Factory image is out. Just takju right now. yakju should probably be out tomorrow, if 4.1.2 was anything to go by. https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#takjujop40c There's also a rooted 4.2 ROM out already. [ROM][OTA][GSM][JB] Android 4.2 JOP40C: Rooted Busybox Odexed (11/13/12)...

What is the distance between the two locations? You can only have one router connected to a single DSL line. However, what you can do is connect the wireless router to the first router via a long ethernet cable. But that comes with it's own set of hassles! If the distance between the location of...

What's the static IP on the PC? One possible solution is to connect both PCs to the switch, assign the static IP as usual to PC1 and then assign another static IP to PC2 in the same range as that of PC1 but WITHOUT a default gateway. This way PC2 won't try to get out of the network. The only...

2) If that's the case, then I suppose you're not using a DSL connection. Who is your ISP? If you've got an ethernet cable coming in from your ISP, why do you need a modem+router? The WAN port on a modem+router accepts a phone line, not an ethernet cable. You'd be better off with a router...

2) The line coming from your DSL provider to your modem or modem+router will always be a telephone line. 4) DD-WRT doesn't support any modem+routers that I know of. Just routers.

Go for the Asus RT-N13U. It'll fulfil all your requirements. And there's a thread here itself about how to get it up and running with DD-WRT.

You'll have to go for a router. Like I mentioned earlier, I've yet to see a modem+router combo with a USB port for less than 3k. Even the ones with USB ports don't have native support for torrents, and since third-party firmware is pretty much non-existent for modem+router combos, you'll still...

Pretty unlikely you'll find anything with that feature-set in the budget you've mentioned. They're usually in excess of 6-7k. Even then, the ones that do have USB ports for hard-drives don't have a built-in torrent client. At least, none that I've seen. DD-WRT/Tomato support is pretty much...

Yeah, the N56U is another great choice. As is the N66U! Pricey, but very feature-rich. Definitely something that'll last a while.

Like you mentioned, Transmission uses port 9091 and SSH is 22, so why are you trying 8080?! The only thing that could be blocking local communication between your phone and PC would be a firewall on the PC. You can configure any firewall on the PC to allow connections from the cell phone. Or...

Could you explain your setup a bit more? What is the router's local IP? And what is the computer's IP? What Android application are you using to access your PC remotely?

The local IP would be the IP of the computer for which you're forwarding the ports. The ISP has nothing to do with it. Since you're trying to forward ports to take remote access of your PC from outside the network, just put in the IP of your PC and the ports used by the application you're using...

Having used the E3000, E3200 and E4200 v1 with TomatoUSB, I can suggest any one of those! The E3000 is EOL, so you may be able to find one cheap if someone still has it in stock. With the E4200, stick to the v1 unit since the v2 is a Marvel chipset based router, so no third-party firmware at...

One other thing to remember with the first wave of AC routers is that they are draft, much like the first wave of N routers a few years ago. And there's no guarantee that any of them will be compliant with the final AC standard. So you're probably better of just getting a decent high-end N...

Most routers allow you to spoof the MAC address of the PC on the router's WAN port, so you should still be able to go online with the router.