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Old 13-11-2004, 23:59   #2
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Re: Cable to ADSL with existing router

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Originally Posted by darren
Hi, I've been with NTL for about 3 years but I may be moving to a none NTL area that only has ADSL.

I'd like to continue to use my wireless ethernet router, but buy a cheap ADSL to ethernet modem that allows ALL traffic to go through it like the NTL modem does now, so that my router can decide what to do with it. I want it to be more or less transparent to my router so it continues to work the same way, and I don't want to spend more than £30 on it.

Also can anyone recomment an ADSL provider without a CAP, that offers 1MB down, 256KB up for less that £25?

Thanks a lot
I may be able to help with the 1st part of your problem - pm me on Friday.

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...%2Etworking%2F

I have one of these and will no longer require it as I'm going back to NTL, it has a lifetime gurantee and I'm sure we can arrange a suitable price
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