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smiler. said:
I have been informed that I need a specific Cable Modem/Wireless Router for use with Telewest Broadband. Has anyone got one? If so, can anyone advise a model number . Thanks.
Can you clarify please? Are you talking about a replacement cable modem (i.e. wall jack <-> 'box') or a router / WiFi jobbie that would bolt on to this.
In the first instance, Telewest Broadband should provide this (if it's Cable and not their 'out of range' ADSL offering). If it's the second then... anything really.
ThePassenger said:
smiler. said:
I have been informed that I need a specific Cable Modem/Wireless Router for use with Telewest Broadband. Has anyone got one? If so, can anyone advise a model number . Thanks.
Can you clarify please? Are you talking about a replacement cable modem (i.e. wall jack <-> 'box') or a router / WiFi jobbie that would bolt on to this.
In the first instance, Telewest Broadband should provide this (if it's Cable and not their 'out of range' ADSL offering). If it's the second then... anything really.
Yes, I see the confusion. This is not at my house, rather the gs's.
I have a combined ADSL Modem/Wirless Router at my house. She has the Cable type at hers. The modem has gone kaput & TWest reckon thay can't get out until Thursday to replace it. This is a big problem because she is working from home (well not at the moment) & need internet access.
I want to add the wirelss facility so when I'm there, I can use my notebook.
So to sum up, I had thought that I could purchase the equivalent for the TWest service that I use on my BT Broadband at home.
Having looked around, I think perhaps not unless you have a suggestion.
Thanks.
Ok. Thanks for clearing that up
As others have said, in this country the Cable companies supply the equipment and all of it's internal addressing will need to be added to the system.
I realise it's not the best solution to the problem but why not make her an Orange PAYG dial-up account? She should be able to VPN in to work and get things done, albeit slowly for a day or two.
Once you've got the STB/modem replaced dropping a wireless router on is simplicity itself, but it, plug it in, connect to the STB/modem and configure it.
As others have said, in this country the Cable companies supply the equipment and all of it's internal addressing will need to be added to the system.
I realise it's not the best solution to the problem but why not make her an Orange PAYG dial-up account? She should be able to VPN in to work and get things done, albeit slowly for a day or two.
Once you've got the STB/modem replaced dropping a wireless router on is simplicity itself, but it, plug it in, connect to the STB/modem and configure it.
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