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NTL / Telewest 'modems' do they all support ethernet?
StockportGerbil
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A friend of mine in Liverpool is looking to get broadband from (what was) Telewest. She already has a telephone connection from them but does not want TV / set top box, so I guess she'd be supplied with a standalone modem / adaptor.
However she needs to connect via an ethernet connection (the software she's using is not keen about USB adaptors.) Do all adaptors supplied by NTL / Telewest support ethernet connectivity? I can't find any clues on the website.
Thanks
Kevin
A friend of mine in Liverpool is looking to get broadband from (what was) Telewest. She already has a telephone connection from them but does not want TV / set top box, so I guess she'd be supplied with a standalone modem / adaptor.
However she needs to connect via an ethernet connection (the software she's using is not keen about USB adaptors.) Do all adaptors supplied by NTL / Telewest support ethernet connectivity? I can't find any clues on the website.
Thanks
Kevin
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All the ones I've come across have a choice of USB or Ethernet connection.
To be 100% sure you will have to ring NTL. But it would surprise me if Ethernet wasn't an included connection.0 -
my dads has both and is fairly new, i've never seen any that just have USB connectors and I cant think that they would issue them, as you wouldnt be able to use a router or anything with it.0
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I'm with telewest in Liverpool and I use Ethernet to connectSigless0
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Yes, all the cable modems supplied by ntl: Telewest will have ethernet connections.- = I also recognise the Robins and beep for them = -0
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If she chooses to have cable BB added she should get it for a reduced monthly fee if she already has a service with Telewest.
( we pay £25 per m + the phoneline rental).
BTW...If a phone line is supplied, there is now the offer of free basic cable tv included in the monthly charge. see: http://www.telewest.co.uk/websales/product.do?id=11169
Why not take it up next time they're doing a free install offer or if they install the BB?
This free tv with phoneline was available when we first signed up a few years ago for the phone, tv and BB, then as they added new channels they started charging £5.50 per m for the basic tv package. Now they've gone back to the original idea...because of Freeview I presume.
I 'downgraded' to the free tv package as we can now get Freeview too. The only difference is that the cable has Sky One which is absolutely necessary IMO for watching 24
. Plus we obviously still have our BB internet
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