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Old 09-Mar-2008, 04:07 PM
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I have a friends dad who wants me to set up a wireless router instead of their talk talk router, should this just be a straight swap or would i have to but a certain router.??

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As far as I know, you just need to select the network, enter your account details and it's ready to go - I've not heard of any particular problems with Talk Talk and use of other routers (plenty of other problems, though! )

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Needs to be an ADSL router and also you may need the username and password for the talk talk account.

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Or leave that router in place and install a wireless AP (access point).

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The username for a TT account is usually the customers phone number. Both the username & password are on the joining letter that they will have received.

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