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leaving modem on all the time..

hawkeye74 · 2012-11-16 19:48:14

i normally turn my eircom modem off every nite but was wondering if i showed be leaving it on all the time...wwhich is better...the reason im asking is that i have just got sky on demand which need to be connected to a modem..if i kept turning it off every nite would that mean i would have to re-enter my security password…

16-11-2012 7:48pm

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hawkeye74

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i normally turn my eircom modem off every nite but was wondering if i showed be leaving it on all the time...wwhich is better...the reason im asking is that i have just got sky on demand which need to be connected to a modem..if i kept turning it off every nite would that mean i would have to re-enter my security password for my sky on demand to work...i neevr turn my sky+ box off cause my installer said i would miss updates if i did....so is it safe to leave my eircom modem on all the time...any advice thanks

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#2 18-11-2012 2:42pm

KoolKid

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I don't see any reason to turn it off. You wouldn't turn your house phone off at night would you.

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#3 22-11-2012 7:44pm

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Routers are designed to be left powered on all the time so it not a issue

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#4 22-11-2012 11:49pm

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At the worst, plug it into a surge protector.

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