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wifi and ethernet on virgin media
bagboy_2
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Hi is it possible to connect my pc via an ethernet cable and also connect my laptop/wii/mobile phone using wifi at the same time on virgin media ?
my modem has only one cable socket which I either plug into my pc or wifi, is there a way to connect both at the same time ?
thanks
BB
my modem has only one cable socket which I either plug into my pc or wifi, is there a way to connect both at the same time ?
thanks
BB
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does your wireless router have ethernet outlets as well as wireless capability ? If so then yes ou should be able to do both.Same !!!!!! ~ Different Day :silenced:0
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Thanks for that, never gave it a thought that I might be able to do that, I'll give a try
thanks
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Only one connection for ethernet cable is a little unusual normally they have 4 at least.
What is the make and model of the modem you have and are you adsl or cable? then will be better placed to answer query0 -
you will of course need another ethernet cable
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Hi, think I might of sorted it out, I'm on virgin cable, I have an ethernet cable from my modem to my wifi (tp-link), there are 4 outlets in the back of that so i'm going to plug an ethernet from there into my pc and then try out the wifi.
can I plug more than one ethernet cable in the back of the wifi so I can use 2 pc's ?
I have just been running an ethernet from the modem to my pc but now need to use the wifi as well,
thanks
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If you're on Virgin Cable you'll have a modem with one ethernet connection. You then connect that via ethernet to a wireless router (sounds like that is what your tp-link is). That will then give you WiFi capabaility and normally four thernet ports. You can connect a PC to each of those ethernet ports and other devices by WiFi without any problem.It's my problem, it's my problem
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