Aside from the earlier remarks about the cheap design and manufacture, there is a very annoying "bug" with this product: it will not *automatically* log in to your ISP via PPPoE.To log on to your ISP, you must log in to the web browser configuration screen and click the connect button. If you leave the power on to your modem and firewall-router, then you're O.K. If power is ever lost, you will have to log in and connect from the web browser every time. I confirmed this with D-Link Technical Support. The D-Link Technician said that this is a cost-reduced product with fewer features and lower quality.So, if like me you don't leave your broadband modem, firewall-router and/or PC on all day, you should avoid this product. There are firewall-routers from SOHOware and Netgear that automatically connect to your ISP whenever anyone on the LAN side needs access.