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It's possible if the ISP allow it - you'll usually need to use authentication though.

If every pc bar one is fine, either you have a faulty cable, port/nic or it's software related. It could quite easily be residual damage from malware, poorly written program, bad firewall etc.. Whatever it is you could have drastically reduced the list by spending 1 hour formatting & reinstalling. You can keep trying different things but you've been doing that for 2 weeks, you may have lost less time by just starting from...

Hi Wij, do you have 50Mbit Virgin?

Quote: Originally Posted by GregI You didn't have to ask that really. :P http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange/SWLJ Sky being the best out of that bunch I think. Sky being the only one out of that lot that I'd even remotely consider using, though you'll need to sign up to a TV package to get it IIRC. Also worth noting that your exchange is set to get BT21CN early next year, so that means a few more good providers will be...

You cant have two modems if thats what your asking... Homeplugs sound the best option to me...

Thanks for that mate, On the wireless module it says replace with 407160-002and i have found a 407159-002 on the bay will this still be fine?

Wow, £131 on something branded with a netgear logo

Quote: Originally Posted by Gadge whats the typical user usage in that top 25 list you have there? It varies a lot, today most of the IPs listed are in the region of 15GB a day. Most of them look fair legitimate in terms of traffic profile though (traffic peaks during business hours, is consistent with previous usage, isn't mainly to/from one destination, isn't single protocol etc - I have a variety of bits of perl which analyse the...

DG834G500UK = DG834G Version 5 UK DG834G = DG834G V4 or Below Usually!

Check your host file for a google entry pointing to your router IP.