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Old 01-07-2009, 10:48   #1
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is this router suitable?

hi all, first post so be gentle, i have just had my virgin broadband service upgraded to 10mb and a new modem has been supplied rather than the signal going via the set top box ,will a linkys wrt54gl router be ok with this set up , thanks
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Re: is this router suitable?

No reason why not unless the port on the router isn't capable, have you tried it out? BTW my cat's name is Smudge, it's quite common apparently Oh and
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No reason why not unless the port on the router isn't capable, have you tried it out? BTW my cat's name is Smudge, it's quite common apparently Oh and
thanks graham ,no i havent , my brother uses one with his 2mb service and is very pleased with it, i just wondered should my service being the faster service make any difference? sorry if im being a bit thick but im a computer philistine im afraid
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Re: is this router suitable?

I have the older WRT54G and that gives me the full 10Mb on both wireless and wired. The WRT54GL should be fine.
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