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Old 01-02-2010, 05:46 PM #19
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So you only have one computer using it now? One cable going into it from the DSL, and only wireless for all your units?
Yes....at the moment there's only the one computer in use (the laptop), but I will have the desktop up and running later for hubby to use. Also when my DD was here, she was able to log into her own laptop (wirelessly) as well.

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We have our router hooked by cable to 2 units. And two units to use the wireless. I thought you had a similar arrangement?
There are no cables attached. There are 4 Ethanet ports on the router, but I'm using the Wi-Fi so none of those ports are in use at the moment. The only things plugged into the router are the electricity cord and the phone cord.

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If your picture is accurate....it is a NetGear. (I did not like NetGear at all). If you get the name and model number, Kevin says he can try to look it up.
No it's not a NetGear router. I didn't have a photo of mine at the time, so I used that picture as an example because it looked similar. Mine is a Thomson TG782T. Here's a link to their TG585.....the first one looks the same as mine: http://www.thomson.net/GlobalEnglish...s/default.aspx
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