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chiptech · 16-09-2005, 07:18

Thanks Handyman & Levig, I have a question for Handyman. As you have worked for NTL could you advise on the following:-
i have broadband 1Mb line with NTL, i have a NTL 120 modem, which is connected to my pc via USB (but seeing the response about usb, i'll change it to ethernet). I have one point in my house just for internet, i want to add another connection which will be in my workshop which is about 10 metres from the main point. Is there anyway of splitting the connection?, are there any modem/ethernet routers that will work on NTL's service?, i want to get rid of ntl's modem and use just one. NTL told me that i can't because they need to track the modem's mac address, is this correct? If NTL can't provide what i want then i will probably change to BT broadband, any opinions on BT?
Thanks

16-09-2005, 07:18	#17
chiptech Inactive Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 6	Re: Drivers for NTL 250 Modem Thanks Handyman & Levig, I have a question for Handyman. As you have worked for NTL could you advise on the following:- i have broadband 1Mb line with NTL, i have a NTL 120 modem, which is connected to my pc via USB (but seeing the response about usb, i'll change it to ethernet). I have one point in my house just for internet, i want to add another connection which will be in my workshop which is about 10 metres from the main point. Is there anyway of splitting the connection?, are there any modem/ethernet routers that will work on NTL's service?, i want to get rid of ntl's modem and use just one. NTL told me that i can't because they need to track the modem's mac address, is this correct? If NTL can't provide what i want then i will probably change to BT broadband, any opinions on BT? Thanks