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Old 30-07-2005, 16:06   #2
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Re: DSL Modem not responding

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When you unplugged your existing connection cable between the STB & PC, to add in the router, did you completely switch off the STB at the poser supply as well as computers and router, before swithing all back on with the new configuration. If not, please do so now.

You should only need a straight through cable between STB and router, and again, a straigh lead between router and PC. Connect your PC to the rourter wired, first of all while you check the router is up and running, then and only then get teh wireless setup going.
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