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Fibre Trial Router query
24-11-2010 4:40 PM
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Hi
I am due to have fttc installation on Fri 26th. and have received new router. Instructions recommend setting up the new router before the new modem is installed. If I do this will I be able to use the new router with my existing non fibre broadband set up and simply connect to the new modem. Any advice on this much appreciated
Thanks
jim:orange all caps removed from title mod:end
I am due to have fttc installation on Fri 26th. and have received new router. Instructions recommend setting up the new router before the new modem is installed. If I do this will I be able to use the new router with my existing non fibre broadband set up and simply connect to the new modem. Any advice on this much appreciated
Thanks
jim:orange all caps removed from title mod:end
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Re: Fibre Trial Router query
24-11-2010 5:03 PM
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Hi,
You won't be able to use the FTTC router with your existing broadband service, the reason we suggest setting it up in advance is so that you can try and connect while the engineer is still there so if there are any problems with the FTTC service the engineer can fix it on the day. They won't be able to help setup the router so just saves a bit of time to check it works OK before the engineer leaves.
You won't be able to use the FTTC router with your existing broadband service, the reason we suggest setting it up in advance is so that you can try and connect while the engineer is still there so if there are any problems with the FTTC service the engineer can fix it on the day. They won't be able to help setup the router so just saves a bit of time to check it works OK before the engineer leaves.
Dave Tomlinson
Enterprise Architect - Network & OSS
Plusnet Technology
Enterprise Architect - Network & OSS
Plusnet Technology
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