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MovedGoalPosts · 13-03-2005, 17:18

Probably depends on how you have your current router set up. If IPs and the like are all setup by the router, then simply turning everythign off, plugging in the new one, and turning all back on should sort out your LAN.

However, you will probably have to register your new router with the ntl network, or clone a mac address that the ntl modem. STB is aware of.

13-03-2005, 17:18	#4
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 61 Posts: 15,868	Re: Router swap - Any likely problems? Probably depends on how you have your current router set up. If IPs and the like are all setup by the router, then simply turning everythign off, plugging in the new one, and turning all back on should sort out your LAN. However, you will probably have to register your new router with the ntl network, or clone a mac address that the ntl modem. STB is aware of.