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Moving need help
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Guys I have had NTL BB thorugh a set top box now I am moving and gettin it through a Cable modem I want to hook this up via a router (wireless as a pref) any hints tips and advice welcomed also does the cable modem have ethernet usually? NTL are as much use as a paper bridge! :Yikes: |
Re: Moving need help
:welcome: to the forum Red1
I'm not really up on this wireless malarky, but this is a reasonable guide to the standards available http://www.linksys.com/products/wirelessstandards.asp - I've seen people say that it's a good idea to have the router & the wireless NIC's from the same manufacturer, I can't verify that, but it sounds good:) The cable modem does come with an ethernet port which connects to the router using a standard cat5 cable. hth |
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ta v much cleared some stuff up :angel: |
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Welcome to the mutual appreciation thread :D
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Re: Moving need help
:welcome: Red1 :)
As Gaz said, the NTL cable modems do have an ethernet port. Some router suggestions... Wired: Linksys BEFSR41, £32.74 at Amazon.co.uk Wireless: Wireless "G" - Linksys WRT54G, £58.62 at Amazon.co.uk Wireless "B" - Linksys BEFW11S4, £36.62 at Amazon.co.uk Following on from what Gaz mentioned about people saying it's best to use wireless devices from the same manufacturer... Have a look here: http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=11809 and also this article here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/03...s_not_talking/ :) |
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