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24 October 2004, 04:34 PM
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Hi Guys n Gals
Not had adsl before, so not sure on a couple of things,
Si
Not had adsl before, so not sure on a couple of things,
- Will i need a special adsl modem to conect to my linksys router (i know some adsl modems a usb)
- Who's best in service/money/unlimited bandwidth
Si
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24 October 2004, 04:53 PM
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Cor, you posting on SN, you better be careful 
lol
Why not pop over here and have a snoop about, might have the info you are looking for.
You might also want to peek through the FAQ's and setup stuff on PlusNet (I, well ok, the parents, use them for dialup, and I did read through thier DSL stuff when I was going to get DSL)
lolWhy not pop over here and have a snoop about, might have the info you are looking for.
You might also want to peek through the FAQ's and setup stuff on PlusNet (I, well ok, the parents, use them for dialup, and I did read through thier DSL stuff when I was going to get DSL)
24 October 2004, 05:47 PM
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Driving lesson? And there I was thinking somone was a perfect driver 
lol, guessing it's her teaching somone (God help the poor lad! lol )
Glad to see BT isn't in that list
I think you might be able to get DSL modems that are not USB and have just Cat5 Ethernet connections. have a peek at this Draytek unit. Looks like it's an ADSL router with Cat5 connections, so apart from you having a router, it might be what you're looking for.
I don't think you'll find a ADSL modem with Cat5 output that isn't a router, though I could be wrong.
lol, guessing it's her teaching somone (God help the poor lad! lol )Glad to see BT isn't in that list
I think you might be able to get DSL modems that are not USB and have just Cat5 Ethernet connections. have a peek at this Draytek unit. Looks like it's an ADSL router with Cat5 connections, so apart from you having a router, it might be what you're looking for.
I don't think you'll find a ADSL modem with Cat5 output that isn't a router, though I could be wrong.
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Originally Posted by Markus
You might also want to peek through the FAQ's and setup stuff on PlusNet
The good thing is that they do not close of your file sharing ports so that you are free to continuesharing files unlike some other providers.
25 October 2004, 11:10 AM
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Hello
I use Zen (http://www.zenadsl.co.uk). Not the cheapest, but they are reliable and fast.
I have a Sar-110 modem that plugs in to your router if you want to make me an offer (review here: http://www.adslguide.org.uk/hardware...q1/sar_110.asp)
Steve.
I use Zen (http://www.zenadsl.co.uk). Not the cheapest, but they are reliable and fast.
I have a Sar-110 modem that plugs in to your router if you want to make me an offer (review here: http://www.adslguide.org.uk/hardware...q1/sar_110.asp)
Steve.
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Been on Pipex for 18mths + with no problems..
However I know of a few people who are switching to supanet. 1MB for £22.96, very tempted to swap myself... SUPANET
However I know of a few people who are switching to supanet. 1MB for £22.96, very tempted to swap myself... SUPANET
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