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Re: BT Broadband
Ok thanks. Guess I need to find the 4 Ethernet Jack Wall Plate.
Has it could to be 4 independent connections or could it be configured like a ring main in series ?
Sorry if basic, but Im not great with tech
Has it could to be 4 independent connections or could it be configured like a ring main in series ?
Sorry if basic, but Im not great with tech
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Re: BT Broadband
I'm guessing the return is to send a set top or similar back to other rooms.
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Re: BT Broadband
Four separate connectionsBlade wrote:Ok thanks. Guess I need to find the 4 Ethernet Jack Wall Plate.
Has it could to be 4 independent connections or could it be configured like a ring main in series ?
Sorry if basic, but Im not great with tech
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Re: BT Broadband
That's a bit of an ask Duke
Jeeve's is getting on a bit now, don't you know. We only keep him on to stop the old boy going to the funny farm. He barely remembers to warm the tea pot before making the Earl Grey these days, bless him.
If the old boy can plumb in some tinterweb into those little flappies in side of the the walls I will streak naked across the bowling green lawn before afternoon tea
Jeeve's is getting on a bit now, don't you know. We only keep him on to stop the old boy going to the funny farm. He barely remembers to warm the tea pot before making the Earl Grey these days, bless him.
If the old boy can plumb in some tinterweb into those little flappies in side of the the walls I will streak naked across the bowling green lawn before afternoon tea
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Re: BT Broadband
Monty wrote:D6Nutz wrote:If your going for bt TV then get them to chuck in some extenders, they basically turn your mains ring into a network. You can then plug the BT box into an extender on any power point. That's how mine is setup and it works like a dream.
I only figured it out when I went on a porn site and BT Parental blocker blocked me. I thought that's odd, I'm with TalkTalk!
Literally post of the week. Got me in hysterics Monty
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Re: BT Broadband
Placed the order for BT broadband on 20th March and they still haven't confirmed my installation date so I rang Virgin media who keeping sending me emails requesting I don't leave them.
Virgin have offered me there full HD TV package, 200mb Fibre Broadband, Weekend phone and an upgrade to there new V6 1tb box and super hub 3 all for £36 a month.
I've signed up with virgin for abother 12 month as BT have dragged there feet for too long and the Virgin deal is good especially the broadband at 200 mb.
Virgin have offered me there full HD TV package, 200mb Fibre Broadband, Weekend phone and an upgrade to there new V6 1tb box and super hub 3 all for £36 a month.
I've signed up with virgin for abother 12 month as BT have dragged there feet for too long and the Virgin deal is good especially the broadband at 200 mb.
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Re: BT Broadband
That's what I though tbh.
The BT was a good deal too as it came with 200 cashback but the broadband was only 50mbps and they still haven't confirmed the install despite me chasing regular so there loss and I'll stick with Virgin.
The BT was a good deal too as it came with 200 cashback but the broadband was only 50mbps and they still haven't confirmed the install despite me chasing regular so there loss and I'll stick with Virgin.
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