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Eircom and two Eircom wireless routers?

remington84 · 2010-01-28 16:11:39

Hi All, First of all I woild like to say "Hi" to all of youze! I have a question about Eircom broadband. We share a house and we have been using Eircom broadband for a few months. Few days ago we decided to go separate ways as far as broadband is concerned. I decided to keep the eircom but my flatmate wants it as well just…

28-01-2010 4:11pm

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remington84

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Hi All,

First of all I woild like to say "Hi" to all of youze!

I have a question about Eircom broadband.

We share a house and we have been using Eircom broadband for a few months. Few days ago we decided to go separate ways as far as broadband is concerned. I decided to keep the eircom but my flatmate wants it as well just only for himself/herself. Is it possible to ask Eircom for a separate wireless modem and to use it this way?
I think it is not coz there's only one line comming to the house.

Thanks for any answers

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#2 28-01-2010 5:37pm

jor el

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He'll need a separate line. You can only have 1 modem on any line.

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#3 28-01-2010 5:44pm

remington84

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Thanks for the answer

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