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Old 14-03-2004, 21:00   #13
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Re: slow connection through my new Router

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Originally Posted by Neil Hester
Ahh ok thanks a lot!

trust me to go and buy an incompatible router!!

I will contact them and see what they say.

I do have a a Motorola surfboard cable modem spare could i use that instead of the STB? if so how would i go about splitting the cable connection from the stb to the modem?
I have absolutely no idea whether or not you can do that. I would suspect not as the STB is the thingy set an IP address by ntl's network, and somehow you would need to get your modem to have the IP addy instead. I dunno if trying to do that would set off alarm bells to ntl that your messing about with their network?
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