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Linksys Wireless ASDL Modem & Network Card £39.99 (merged)
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Hello, bought this and cannot use it with AOL, can anybody reccomend a good ISP who will let you use this router ThanksTitch0
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what makes you think you can't use it with AOL? are you using ADSL to connect?0
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They have told me, they want us to upgrade to Platinum package for 29.99 a monthTitch0
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Janeyjaz wrote:Hello, bought this and cannot use it with AOL, can anybody reccomend a good ISP who will let you use this router Thanks
Janeyjaz
Do NOT be misled by AOL. You CAN use it - see my message earlier in this thread - #30. Set one up for a friend before Xmas!
Whether AOL say you 'MAY' use it is another issue but PHYSICALLY and LOGICALLY it'll work.
The only finesse I'd add to that earlier 'how to' message #30 is -use a SUBORDINATE a/c & password (set one up if you haven't done so already) ie NOT your master a/c & password - remember to keep the password 8 characters or less - as that will facilitate multiple PCs/people being on line through their AOL a/c's simultaneously. And don't forget the MTU setting!
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Janeyjaz wrote:Hello, bought this and cannot use it with AOL, can anybody reccomend a good ISP who will let you use this router Thanks
Any ISP is better than AOL. You could get the Linksys working with your current AOL connection with a bit of technical fiddling but sooner or later it would end in tears. You're right to bale out now.
I'm pleased with Plusnet at £14.99 for an efficient uncapped 2 meg connection. If you decide to go with that please put mollymo as your referrer. Have also had reasonable service and prices from Wanadoo and Onetel.0 -
swapmeetpete wrote:Any ISP is better than AOL. You could get the Linksys working with your current AOL connection with a bit of technical fiddling but sooner or later it would end in tears. You're right to bale out now.
I'm pleased with Plusnet at £14.99 for an efficient uncapped 2 meg connection. If you decide to go with that please put mollymo as your referrer. Have also had reasonable service and prices from Wanadoo and Onetel.
I would also recommend Plusnet - excellent customer service and reliable connection too.0 -
Janeyjaz wrote:Hello, bought this and cannot use it with AOL, can anybody reccomend a good ISP who will let you use this router Thanks
Janey Bulldog is worth a look fast 8meg for £8.95 a month. A Cable and Wireless company that brought you Mercury and founded what is now T-mob.
http://www.bulldogbroadband.com/index3.asp
If you do change to another supplier, go via one of the points/cashback sites as you can get up to £25 for just signing up via their linksac's lovechild0 -
After a bit of advice folks - have bought a wireless media player to stream the music on my PC to my Hi-Fi downstairs. Currently on ADSL, but too far from exchange to get above 512, will be going cable in about 7 weeks (contract with current ISP ends).
What can I do to get hooked up in the meantime? If I buy and ADSL modem/firewall/router/access point then it becomes redundant as soon as I go cable.
What are my options and can anyone recommend a bit of kit.
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I can't get this damn thing working.
I have got my PC linked to the modem/router via ethernet and can load the routers settings via my browser, but I can't for the life off me connect to the internet.
I am with pipex, and have tried the reccomended settings but it just doesn't seem to work.
Any tips anybody?0 -
Chuffy wrote:After a bit of advice folks - have bought a wireless media player to stream the music on my PC to my Hi-Fi downstairs. Currently on ADSL, but too far from exchange to get above 512, will be going cable in about 7 weeks (contract with current ISP ends).
What can I do to get hooked up in the meantime? If I buy and ADSL modem/firewall/router/access point then it becomes redundant as soon as I go cable.
What are my options and can anyone recommend a bit of kit.
Thanks.
Maybe this is only of help in the future, wish I hadn't started.ac's lovechild0
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