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modem supplied with esat business broadband

  • 07-07-2004 9:10pm
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    I'm thinking of getting esat business broadband and setting it up on a wireless network at home, and im just wondering what sort of modem do esat supply with the service. As im guessing there's no way they'll give me a wireless modem/router im just wondering if it is worth my while using the modem supplied with a wireless router, or just putting the modem aside and buying a wireless modem/router and using that instead?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,647 ✭✭✭impr0v


    You guess correctly I'd imagine, as I'd doubt they'd be willing to up the spec of the equipment they give out with the connection.

    it's an ericsson modem which I was supplied with, and it seems to do the job perfectly well. I have it hooked up to a Netgear WGT624 router, my main comp wired to it as it's right beside where I got them to install the modem, and other machines on wireless.

    IMO there is no point buying a router with the modem built in when the above works fine, as you'll pay x amount of money extra for it, and then have the supplied modem sitting around doing nothing when you've paid for it as well. The set-up would be slightly neater I guess, but otherwise very little advantage as far as I can see.


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