The New Wi-Fi Router
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Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
10-11-2008 11:19 AM
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I'm considering this - what can you offer in return then?
Quote from: Jameseh we can listen to request when someone is considering recontracting to us for a further 12 months.
Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
10-11-2008 11:25 AM
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Me too as the previous 12 month contract has run out
Quote from: Jameseh Whilst we can't edit subscription costs on a monthly contract because someone hasn't taken a wireless router, we can listen to request when someone is considering recontracting to us for a further 12 months.
Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
10-11-2008 11:28 AM
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Feel free to get in touch with me if this is something you would consider doing.
Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
10-11-2008 11:33 AM
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Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
11-11-2008 9:08 PM
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Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
12-11-2008 4:21 PM
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Will install later.
Thanks
Edit: Before connecting to the new router I have a few questions to ask:
Firstly, the IP address of the SAR modem is 192.168.7.1 and this is connected to my two PCs via artouter switch with the PCs IP addresses set to 192.168.7.2 & 3 respectively. The new router's address is 192.168.7.254. Do I need to change any settings to my home netowrk or will it just work as it is.
Not sure if the SAR has a Firewall but the Thomson has. Should I disable it as I have Zone Alarm running or is there a specific setting that will increase the level of security I already have but still allow all current programs that need to to still connect to the internt?
I will not use the Wireless capability at present as both computers are close to the router. Can the wireless capability be totally turned off rather than have to set encryption even though it won't be used?
Thansk for any help.
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Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
13-11-2008 12:26 AM
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My new stats are:
Down: | 6784 |
Up: | 448 |
Line att Down: | 5dB |
Line Att Up: | 2dB |
snr Margin Down: | 15dB |
snr Margin Up: | 23 dB |
My previous stas were:
Down: | 7296 |
Up: | 448 |
Remote Line Att: | 4.5dB |
Local Line Att: | 2dB |
Local SNR Margin: | 14dB |
Remote SNR Margin: | 25dB |
I expect my sync speed will increase over the next few days?
Thanks for any help.
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Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
13-11-2008 1:35 AM
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Quote from: Mav Not sure if the SAR has a Firewall but the Thomson has. Should I disable it as I have Zone Alarm running or is there a specific setting that will increase the level of security I already have but still allow all current programs that need to to still connect to the internt?
The Router firewall should be left enabled.
Quote I will not use the Wireless capability at present as both computers are close to the router. Can the wireless capability be totally turned off rather than have to set encryption even though it won't be used?
This post gives instructions for disabling wireless on the Thomson TG585v7. However for safety you should leave the wireless set to WPA-PSK even if the wireless is disabled. One less thing to have to bother about if wireless is later enabled again.
Re: The New Wi-Fi Router
13-11-2008 1:51 AM
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Wireless now disabled.
I was assuming that, although I had not set up wireless for my own use, leaving it enabled meant someone else would be able to access it.
Cheers.
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