SMTID
07-01-2005, 15:36
Dunno if this is the right place to post this, if it's not I'm sure some nice person will put it in the right place :)
There's the chance of me getting net access installed in my flat I stay in during term time, which is good. However, it seems that the area I stay in doesn't have cable so the services just come down my phone line. Not a problem, saves all the hassle with installation.
As there are three of us in the flat, we want to have some sort of network set up so that we can all surf at the same time. I've got a wireless network at home wired up to NTL and it's fine, and we all have wireless cards. Obviously for this we'll need a wireless router plugged into the phone line.
So, if you've stayed awake this long, here's the question. Do any of the good folk who post on here know the model of the modme which comes in the NTL Freedom Broadband pack, or simply if it has an Ethernet port in it. The router I'm looking at only has an Ethernet port, not a USB one, so obviously it would save hassle if the modem had this.
I've e-mailed NTL about it but have had no response, though I might try phoning tomorrow. If someone on here can answer my question I would greatly appreciate it.
There's the chance of me getting net access installed in my flat I stay in during term time, which is good. However, it seems that the area I stay in doesn't have cable so the services just come down my phone line. Not a problem, saves all the hassle with installation.
As there are three of us in the flat, we want to have some sort of network set up so that we can all surf at the same time. I've got a wireless network at home wired up to NTL and it's fine, and we all have wireless cards. Obviously for this we'll need a wireless router plugged into the phone line.
So, if you've stayed awake this long, here's the question. Do any of the good folk who post on here know the model of the modme which comes in the NTL Freedom Broadband pack, or simply if it has an Ethernet port in it. The router I'm looking at only has an Ethernet port, not a USB one, so obviously it would save hassle if the modem had this.
I've e-mailed NTL about it but have had no response, though I might try phoning tomorrow. If someone on here can answer my question I would greatly appreciate it.