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Old 14-06-2006, 16:16   #4
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Re: Telewest/Blueyonder problems with Linksys WAG54GS

Hi
Id go and get yourself an ethernet car for a start off, about £9.99 from PC world or £3 - 4 online. It also sounds to me like you have brought the right router. The Linksys WAG354G does have a modem built in and I would expect it behave in the same way as the one you brought but in contrast to the above poster I disagree that it can not be used for cable connections, as the WAG354G can and it is from the same family. As I use the WAG354G.

What I suggest you do is if you need a modem to connect and I expect your blueyonder box is a modem then ditch it but make sure you know you user name and password. Then connect from the wall into the modem and enter the set up menu http://192.168.1.1 (I think thats right), enter all your info and save settings and hopefully you should be getting somewhere.

A good start would be making 100% sure if you are on ADSL or Cable?
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