On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 22:46:52 +0100, "Craig Henry" wrote: I've just got a little confused by seeing ads for broandband routers which say they still need an adsl modem to be connected etc etc. Some do, but most ADSL routers have the modem built in. Check out www.adslguide.org.uk Andrew.

"Craig Henry" wrote Just wanted to share my joy that I've finally ordered ADSL (plusnet account upgrade). Lemming ;0(

Since installing broadband I no longer seem able to use my modem. I'm connecting to B-band using a D-Link DSL504 ADSL router. The standard XP diags on the modem report that it's working fine, but using the diags that came with the (Conexant) modem report that there is no dial tone. Plugging a phone into the same socket, I do get a dialtone. I have installed the modem in a friend's PC and it...

There are filters that will work with caller ID available in the UK - just do a google for them.Same happened to me and I got a replacement for 6 or 7 pounds which worked fine - afraid I can't remember where though! Regards "Steve Taylor" wrote in message ... My cordless phone will not receive the caller ID when...

Hi I now have the option of adsl (or will have very soon as the trigger level has been hit), I have home highway in my study (and no other phone lines) and various normal phone points connected to an additional normal phone line through the house. I would like to keep the hh box and 2 lines in my study so could I install a wireless router direct to one of the other phone lines and then connect...

Steve Taylor wrote: My cordless phone will not receive the caller ID when plugged into a 'filter'. However when I plug the phone's base unit directly into the phone socket, thus removing the filter (and disconnecting Broadband!) the caller ID works fine. Any ideas on how to resolve this? Steve Taylor

"Steve Taylor" wrote in message ... My cordless phone will not receive the caller ID when plugged into a 'filter'. However when I plug the phone's base unit directly into the phone socket, thus removing the filter (and disconnecting Broadband!) the caller ID works fine. Any ideas on how to resolve...

do routers automatically detect if two computers are using broadband so it shares the connection speed? so if one computer wasn't connected to the internet, the router would detect that and give the other computer the full 2 mbps, rather then still share it. thanx

wolfie wrote: could some advise on which is faster cable or adsl i am with btopenworld broadband and i am thinking of changing to telewest broadband which is cable Telewest are okay if you don't mind being disconnected for no reason, even though you did nothing wrong. Avoid at all costs. Remember: BT are making a profit, Telewest are making a loss. Enough said. --

I have issues with my DG824m continually dropping connection then being unable to reconnect to it from my PC. Th DG824m Is only 20m at the most from my PC. Both are fairly low down but over such a short distance did not think this would be an issue. What would be causing me to continually lose my lan connection and then being unable to reconnect easily? I am also running the following firmware...

"Tim Draper" wrote in message ... hi i`m probably going to go for the line only install of BT's broadband (FINALLY become availble on my exchange) and i`m wondering what else i need to get it all running on a single-pc setup. i`m guessing an ADSL modem, and the line filter. that it? or do i need

Tim Anderson scribed to us that - - Stay with Demon but change the MX record to point to a remote email server under our control. I'd probably go for that. You could get a remote email server from anywhere. http://www.gradwell.com/ for example. Can you not collect your demon mail by POP3 in the event of a failure though? I could always do that when I was on...

I have a DG814 and playing as a client of Enemy Territory over the Internet works great. My mate on the hand as a DG824M and he is not so lucky. The first time he starts the game it will download the available servers. But if he toggles a filter, refreshes the list, or brings up the "Server Info" window, it stops working. He can no longer list any of the servers. Netgear support seem to...

On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 00:21:11 +0100, "Craig Henry" wrote: Just wanted to share my joy that I've finally ordered ADSL(plusnet account upgrade). My exchange according to BT goes live on the 6th August. So in roughly a month I should leave the constraints of modems behind. Ordered my ADSL through Andrews & Arnold and was up and running within 5 days. Top...

Hi I am having problems with the Homechoice 1mb ADSL service. Whenever I attempt to download files the sytem crashes after a minute or so. I get this message: 'A fatal exception has occurred at 0028:C0003ADB in VXD VMM(01) + 00002ADB' I have an Asus A7V133 VIA motherboard and I use a Duron 1ghz, running 98SE. Any ideas?

In article , Craig Henry wrote: Just wanted to share my joy that I've finally ordered ADSL(plusnet account upgrade). My exchange according to BT goes live on the 6th August. So in roughly a month I should leave the constraints of modems behind. Roll on August !!!!! Roll on August 29th in my case, though I did ask them (Plusnet) about...

Craig Henry bashed at the keyboard and said..: Just wanted to share my joy that I've finally ordered ADSL(plusnet account upgrade). My exchange according to BT goes live on the 6th August. So in roughly a month I should leave the constraints of modems behind. Roll on August !!!!! Craig Henry

On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 16:19:26 +0100, Les Desser leslie@ wrote: I have a client that is moving offices shortly. He has installed a new line there with a temporary number which he will change on the day of the move to his existing fax number. Can he install ADSL on this new line and then later change the number or will that cancel the ADSL? snip

when they say a place within 5.5km of a broadband enabled exchange. do they mean from the very edge of the exchange or from the centre of the exchange? thanx

Ellis I plan to sign up with Freeserve next week and I understand they will send me a free usb modem. The thing is I have already bought a modem/router and I am going to use that. My question is do I have to tell Freeserve that I plan to use my own router - or not? If there is nothing in their Ts&Cs about using the supplied modem - then no need to tell them. If there is, then don't...