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    sky brodband router

    What router does sky now provide you with for their broadband ???


    My parents have switched back to sky for tv and want to switch internet and phone too. Now I have been happy with VM who let you use your own router. With sky I have to use the one provided right?


    Do sky offer a wireless N router?? As I will need this to get any signal in my room.

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    Re: sky brodband router

    I joined sky BB last July (08) and was supplied with a rebranded Netgear DG934. Not sure if it is wireless N or not.

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    Re: sky brodband router

    My folks have a netgear 'G' router (meh)
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    Sky used to supply the Netgear DG834GT / DG934G, they started to use the Sagem F@ST 2504 not long ago
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    Re: sky brodband router

    The sky guy phoned back and confirmed it was only a g router!!! So no sky broadband

    On another topic:

    The consulting rooms my dad works in are getting internet installed. What is the max number of users the Belkin N Wireless Router F5D8236uk4 can accommodate?? Is it a max of 4??

    edit: 2 pc's will be connected directly to the router, 1 wireless laptop, and 3 pc's connected via wireless. Would that belkin router support all of them?
    Last edited by AledJ; 08-10-2009 at 04:50 PM.

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    Re: sky brodband router

    Had a look at the specs for that router and can't see any limit to the number of devices that can be connected!! I'm sure there is a limit but there does not seem to be any info on it.

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    Re: sky brodband router

    Does no body know??? I did try and call belkin last night but after 3 min waiting gave up.

    The router is a Belkin N Wireless Router F5D8236uk4, just need to know how many people can use the connection at anyone time??? or is the there no max number?

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    Re: sky brodband router

    253 devices?
    The DHCP scope will only cope for 1 subnet I think.

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    Re: sky brodband router

    Quote Originally Posted by gss03 View Post
    253 devices?
    The DHCP scope will only cope for 1 subnet I think.
    Not sure what that means sorry :|

    2 pc's will be connected directly to the router, 1 wireless laptop, and 3 pc's connected via wireless- is all the router would need to cope with.

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    Re: sky brodband router

    Quote Originally Posted by AledJ View Post
    2 pc's will be connected directly to the router, 1 wireless laptop, and 3 pc's connected via wireless- is all the router would need to cope with.
    It'll be fine.

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    Re: sky brodband router

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    It'll be fine.
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