Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
21-02-2004, 14:47
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Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
Hi
Does anyone know how much ntl charge to relocate a modem from upstairs to downstairs.
Also I am looking into doing it wirelessly does anyone know the cheapest way to do this and what i would need.
Thanks
Craig
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21-02-2004, 14:54
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
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Originally Posted by cp123
Hi
Does anyone know how much ntl charge to relocate a modem from upstairs to downstairs.
Also I am looking into doing it wirelessly does anyone know the cheapest way to do this and what i would need.
Thanks
Craig
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You are better off running an ethernet cable upstairs rather than moving the modem.
If you go for wireless then buy a router and cards that are the same make. This makes setting everything up a lot easier.......
I like the Belkin wireless gear myself but a lot of members on here will use dlink !!!!
Try and buy 54g based equiptment as its faster than the older 11mb system.
HTH
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21-02-2004, 14:59
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
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Originally Posted by cp123
Hi
Does anyone know how much ntl charge to relocate a modem from upstairs to downstairs.
Also I am looking into doing it wirelessly does anyone know the cheapest way to do this and what i would need.
Thanks
Craig
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£50 i believe , does it have to move , or will it just be more convenient if you move it ?????????
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21-02-2004, 15:02
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
It would be better if it moves as my mum don't want loads of wires around the house.
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21-02-2004, 15:02
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
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It would be better if it moves as my mum don't want loads of wires around the house.
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Do you have space by the modem to put a router ?
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21-02-2004, 15:05
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
how does the cable get into the modem now ????????? , i was just wondering if you could just re-rote it somehow
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21-02-2004, 15:08
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
I think it goes over our garage and round the back of the house and is drilled into the wall.
I have enough space for a router by the modem. Do you think wireless would be less than calling ntl out.
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21-02-2004, 15:34
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
why not pop down to maplin and get the correct wire and the little things.
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21-02-2004, 15:37
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
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Originally Posted by Starsurfer
why not pop down to maplin and get the correct wire and the little things.
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NB - Touching the NTL coax breaks the AUP - You could affect the network for people near you.
Make sure you know what you are doing and meter out the f connectors before you connect the cable.
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21-02-2004, 15:57
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
Uhh, I got an engineer to do it.
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21-02-2004, 16:17
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
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Originally Posted by cp123
I think it goes over our garage and round the back of the house and is drilled into the wall.
I have enough space for a router by the modem. Do you think wireless would be less than calling ntl out.
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probably not a lot in it , what do you reckon stu ??????????
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21-02-2004, 17:40
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
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probably not a lot in it , what do you reckon stu ??????????
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A decent router and card could be purchased for around £100.00
This may be more expensive at first but if they then wanted to move the cable again they would be in for another £50.00
So in the long term its cheaper....And more flexible !
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21-02-2004, 18:54
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Re: Moving The Cable Modem To Another Part Of The House
Looks good m8 - Dont forget to order it via the banner on this site though !
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