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Virgin STB + Router
I have a Virgin STB downstairs and a broadband Router upstairs. Both are fed by a cable which runs into the house into each room, and then from a panel on the wall. I want to connect my router to my PC which I will move downstairs next to the HD TV. Can I simply use an LNB splitter on the cable between the wall panel and STB?, or is it a different signal for each box (STB/Router)?
I want to leave the upstairs set up intact in case I get another PC. I understand I will have to bring the router downstairs. |
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Reckon chrisswan24 is calling the cable modem a 'broadband router'?
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Thanks ceedee, you are probably right. I am referring to the box that Virgin supplied that sits between the cable and the PC. I apologise for the termanology. Anyway, any ideas?
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The answer is yes! I bought a Sattelite splitter from ScrewFix, together with some F connectors, mad up a couple of leads with some old coax and hey presto! it worked.
Thanks for you help Stuart C, it was invaluable. I don't know what I would have done without it. |
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