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craigmullins
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Hi, I need a bit of advice please. I have a Netgear DG834GT Wireless Modem Router (currently connected via phone socket to Sky Broadband) and I've recently had Virgin Cable installed and now have a Cable Modem. Basically I want to connect the 2 so that I can use my Virgin broadband wirelessly as I currently do with Sky.
I know how to log in to the router to adjust the settings etc. I've got the cable modem connected to socket 1 on the router, but I'm not sure if I need some kind of adapter or if I just need to change some settings.
Can anyone help please? Thanks
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greysts
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I'm afraid you can't use that router with a Virgin Media cable modem. Your router is designed with a built in modem to convert the signal coming down the t/p line. The VM modem cannot be connected to it.
You will need something from this selection or another retailer.
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craigmullins
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Thanks, will this one work please? web page
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craigmullins
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I suspect it would be slower as current router is 108mbps and that one is 54mbps, is that correct? In which case would go for the Buffalo AirStation 125mbps.
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greysts
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It would work but this one would be a whole lot better as it conforms to the latest Wireless-N standard. It's also got better customer reviews than the one you found.
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Well, if forty-eight million, two hundred thousand, seven hundred and one people died I'd be Queen.
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jaydeebe
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Can it not connect via ethernet? you will lose the use of one port on each device for the connection cable.
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