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Two router problems
southernscouser
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Ok the first one is;
I have a Sky wireless router (this one). However the ISP is now Plusnet. Is it possible to make the Sky router work on this ISP? If so, how? :undecided
Secondly, I have a wired router working fine to the PC, but is it also possible to add a wireless router (hopefully the Sky one) to the set up? Do I just have an adaptor coming out of the phone socket that will take the two leads from then routers? :undecided
Thanks in advance for you help.
I have a Sky wireless router (this one). However the ISP is now Plusnet. Is it possible to make the Sky router work on this ISP? If so, how? :undecided
Secondly, I have a wired router working fine to the PC, but is it also possible to add a wireless router (hopefully the Sky one) to the set up? Do I just have an adaptor coming out of the phone socket that will take the two leads from then routers? :undecided
Thanks in advance for you help.
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Make and model?
It may be possible, you'd have to flash the firmware on the Sky router. But, for the sake of a tenner for a Netgear DG834G on eBay, hardly worth it unless you enjoy having a go-you may end up with a bricked router.
You don't want two routers, you just use the wireless one with an ethernet cable for the wired connection-your router should have at least two, maybe 4, ethernet ports.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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southernscouser wrote: »Ok the first one is;
I have a Sky wireless router (this one). However the ISP is now Plusnet. Is it possible to make the Sky router work on this ISP? If so, how? :undecided
If it's this model then reflash, in case of SKY bespoke stuff. It's then a matter of filling in the Plusnet information.southernscouser wrote: »Secondly, I have a wired router working fine to the PC, but is it also possible to add a wireless router (hopefully the Sky one) to the set up? Do I just have an adaptor coming out of the phone socket that will take the two leads from then routers? :undecided
Post #3 describes it except swap Sky for your wired router.0 -
it could also be a D-Link DSL-2640S, as the outer casings were the same. Haven't heard about a "standard" firmware for that one as yet............Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
I have a dodgy "i" key, so ignore spelling errors due to "i" issues, ...I blame Apple
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