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upc broadband / router / modem question

Random · 2012-03-20 18:36:39

with upc does your router/modem need to be registered on their system in order for it to work with their system? e.g. if mine breaks and i borrow one off a mate to keep me going until i can get the replacement, will it not work unless i call them up and provide the details? thanks

20-03-2012 6:36pm

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with upc does your router/modem need to be registered on their system in order for it to work with their system?

e.g. if mine breaks and i borrow one off a mate to keep me going until i can get the replacement, will it not work unless i call them up and provide the details?

thanks

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#2 21-03-2012 12:27am

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Random wrote: »

with upc does your router/modem need to be registered on their system in order for it to work with their system?

e.g. if mine breaks and i borrow one off a mate to keep me going until i can get the replacement, will it not work unless i call them up and provide the details?

thanks

The modems are provisioned by MAC address so if it worked before and is still active it should work on your line

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