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Linksys WRT54G & NTL .. question

GBX · 2007-11-19 20:53:42

Hi, im over in the states at the moment. Im going to be buying a laptop while here. I have NTL at home I believe the Linksys WRT54G can work with NTL. If I bought a router over here, would I have any problems with it in trying to set up when I got home. obviously the plug would be different, but other than that?:confused:

19-11-2007 08:53PM

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Hi, im over in the states at the moment. Im going to be buying a laptop while here. I have NTL at home I believe the Linksys WRT54G can work with NTL.
If I bought a router over here, would I have any problems with it in trying to set up when I got home. obviously the plug would be different, but other than that?

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#2 20-11-2007 09:11AM

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That router will work fine with NTL. I think the channels used for wifi are restricted to around 11 in the US. However, this shouldn't stop it working here. I have a Netgear and it asks for your location so that it knows not to use channels is countries where they shouldn't be used.

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