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robstocker · 09-11-2004, 10:32

Hi,

I'm a newbie to wireless networking and i've got troubles all ready

Basically, we have a 750k line and a NTL Home 120 CM. The line works fine, becuase if you plug an ethernet straight into the back of the modem, you get tin-ternet.

So we bought a new Belkin High-Speed Mode Wireless G Router. Its the new silver one, model number F5D7231uk4. Basically, Ethernet (laptop to router) works fine, but router to broadband is having a paddy. I've set the IP address to dynamic, and tried using the router MAC address and cloning the CM MAC address, but neither get a connection to the router.

Does anyone know the exact settings for NTL, or should it just be plug and play? I've tried a reboot on the router and CM, with no joy. Does anyone have any compatability issues with NTL and this router? Becuase it's quite new, i can't seem to find many articles on it?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rob

09-11-2004, 10:32	#1
robstocker Inactive Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Loughborough Services: 750k Broad Beans Posts: 5	NTL 120 CM and Belkin F5D7231uk4 wireless modem Hi, I'm a newbie to wireless networking and i've got troubles all ready Basically, we have a 750k line and a NTL Home 120 CM. The line works fine, becuase if you plug an ethernet straight into the back of the modem, you get tin-ternet. So we bought a new Belkin High-Speed Mode Wireless G Router. Its the new silver one, model number F5D7231uk4. Basically, Ethernet (laptop to router) works fine, but router to broadband is having a paddy. I've set the IP address to dynamic, and tried using the router MAC address and cloning the CM MAC address, but neither get a connection to the router. Does anyone know the exact settings for NTL, or should it just be plug and play? I've tried a reboot on the router and CM, with no joy. Does anyone have any compatability issues with NTL and this router? Becuase it's quite new, i can't seem to find many articles on it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Rob