Thread: Semi-broken Ethernet cable
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Old 26-05-2004, 11:42   #13
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Re: Semi-broken Ethernet cable
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Originally Posted by Paul
Don't worry I was only kidding about getting NTL to replace it as they probably wouldn't since they would quite rightly say it was damaged during the paving.
Can you not run new ethernet cable upstairs Downquark or maybe it's time for wireless?
But if NTL had fitted it in a green trunk in the first place the problem would not exist. Now why are they runnin ether up the drive not coax? When has ether ever been NTLs problem. Their network support stops at the SACM / STB?
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