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Kymmy · 20-09-2008, 22:03

Not really a case of being legal or illegal but just against the terms of the contract, which means that VM can terminate the connection at any time especially if there's a problem and they query the modem.

As for the comment about the 255 modem and bread/water you'll find that it's probably the same chipset as used by a lot of combined units so not really a difference, it's though VM's choice to keep the modem as thier own supplied units and hence supported by themselves..

20-09-2008, 22:03	#7
Kymmy Inactive Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 18,385	Re: Changing VM's modem with a router Not really a case of being legal or illegal but just against the terms of the contract, which means that VM can terminate the connection at any time especially if there's a problem and they query the modem. As for the comment about the 255 modem and bread/water you'll find that it's probably the same chipset as used by a lot of combined units so not really a difference, it's though VM's choice to keep the modem as thier own supplied units and hence supported by themselves..