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bardsleyh 30-09-2004 00:32

What's on the CD?
 
On the death of my father-in-law this week he unfortunately left me with the need to set up a house with 5 of his tenants who he set up just before his death with an Ethernet connection in their rooms via a broadband router. NTL installed the cable modem today. I have no knowledge of NTL and I was intending to use my laptop to register as I don't really want the NTL stuff from the CD on it, because I know these CD's often reconfigure settings. I see from the sticky at the head of this forum that I can register the cable modem for NTL Broadband without the CD. But do the tenants each need to use the CD on their PC's, or is it only if they want to set up an email account with NTL? Is there anything on the CD that they might need other than this? They won't need the USB drivers as they're all Ethernet. Can they selectively install a service from the CD or is it everything or nothing? Thanks for your help in advance.

Chris W 30-09-2004 00:48

Re: What's on the CD?
 
:welcome:

You do not need the cd to register for the broadband. If you use ethernet there is also no software that is essential to the connection working.

I would suggest that you register using your laptop by plugging it directly into the modem and visting http://80.5.178.26/

You will not need to run the install cd on each of the computers, simply reboot the modem and then connect to the router and you should be sorted.

If you are using a Set top box, rather than a stand alone modem, post back as the process is slightly different (and more complicated!)

KevAmiga 30-09-2004 10:33

Re: What's on the CD?
 
Just to answer the Title question "Whats on the CD"...

BB Medic
USB drivers
Fancy Installer (which modifies your PC )
Zone Alarm
IE5.5 (with OE)

Thats about it i think...


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