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mithrill · 05-12-2005, 11:00

Sorry i edited my post rather than putting a new one with the model number in. It is a U.S.Robotics "8000A".

I wasn't aware that the router would "care" about the broadband type. What then is the difference between ADSL and cable for broadband. The netgear router doesn't actually contain the ADSL modem, but uses a bridge style mechanism for communitcating with the modem (which i disabled for use with the terracyon modem), but that's a different and mostly unimportant question.

05-12-2005, 11:00	#6
mithrill Inactive Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 3	Re: Multiple Mac addresses on one connection? Is this possible? Sorry i edited my post rather than putting a new one with the model number in. It is a U.S.Robotics "8000A". I wasn't aware that the router would "care" about the broadband type. What then is the difference between ADSL and cable for broadband. The netgear router doesn't actually contain the ADSL modem, but uses a bridge style mechanism for communitcating with the modem (which i disabled for use with the terracyon modem), but that's a different and mostly unimportant question.