In general shape and design, the WL600G is virtually identical to any wireless router that is currently available. The front side of the router sports the LED indicators, which allows you at a single glance to determine what are the various activities that the router is currently performing. The options here are quite comprehensive, as there are separate indicators for ADSL networking activity,Wi-FI, USB HUB and 4 different Ethernet indicators which light up according to which port is in use.
The backside of the router sports the various connection ports. There are 4 Ethernet ports present, 2 USB 2.0 Slots, one RJ-11 slot that acts as the input for the ADSL wire, an on-off switch, the Wi-FI antenna slot, a button simply marked as EZsetup that allows you to configure the Internet with automatic ISP detection and the Reset tab that allows you to restore the router back to factory defaults in case of a network connectivity problem.
The Wl-600G like all other routers of its class, offers a browser based interface to configure its options. The router comes with a pre-assigned IP so all one has to do is to plug-in the router and surf on to the correct I.P. The interface is well designed with logical groupings depending on the various configuration options.
I am running XP and I have to manually disable and enable internet connection every time the WL-600G was powered off. This is annoying as I have to leave the modem running 24 hrs to avoid this issue. Any suggestions? 
