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Old 05-12-2007, 14:17   #1
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wireless modem/router

Hi all,

I've just got my broadband up and running via Virgin, and now im in need of a wireless solution.

i'm after a wireless modem/router all in one so i can directly plug the cable connection into it and then wireless connect to my laptop.

is it possble to do without the Virgin modem? and get a box that does it in one?

im slightly confused..help

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Old 05-12-2007, 14:28   #2
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Re: wireless modem/router

I don't think you can. Cable only works with the modem supplied by VM (as its MAC address is registered to your account). So, you'll have to get a separate router and plug your existing modem into that.
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Re: wireless modem/router

danielf is right, and its very easy and relatively cheap to set up.

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Re: wireless modem/router

cheers guys,

so that means i'm stuck with two boxes!! their modem and a separate router...

ok, i need to get one asap.. and theres tons out there can anybody pls recommend something decent for the price..

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Re: wireless modem/router

i use the buffalo 125mb airstation one, loadsa places have it for less than 30 quid.
tis great. such an easy setup too
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Re: wireless modem/router

Linksys WRT54G series of routers have been popular, but are getting a tad out of date now in terms of support for the faster wireless pre "n" speeds. Of course you'll only get those "n" speeds if your computer has a "n" standard card fitted.
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