Hello,
i would like help to connect my NOW wireless broadband to a router or even a wireless access point to share the internet with other computers in the home.The Now wireless broadband does not require a fixed telephone line as it connects straight to the computer,whereas routers seem to require you to connect the adsl wire to the phone socket giving internet.can someone please tell me what equipment i need to do this as i have no phone line at home.
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No you can not connect a wireless router the the NOW modem. This is what I found after a short internet search:
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Call them back and get a specific recommendation for the hardware you need. Sadly I don't know a thing about PPPOE connections. Sorry I misled you - I trusted the 1st information I found and did not cross check it. I did find this set of instructions for a Linksys router. For home use the term Gateway and Router are nearly synonymous. The home routers are in effect gateways, routers and switches all in one. You enter the NOW ID and password into the router and it manages the connection and provides local internet IDs to your computers. Be sure to use encryption on any wireless network and choose a network name that is not connected to you and a sufficiently random password.
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