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Good Afternoon Guys and Girls. New here to the forum.
I have had PlusNet Fibre for half a year now when I moved into a new property but I am finally getting around to kitting out my house with a new GB network office and server room and part of this I want to replace my router PlusNet provide as I am not keen on it.
While I am looking into it what would be really nice is to have one box instead of the BT VDSL Modem and the PlusNet Router so my question is - and yes I know its not officially supported but I would keep the old boxes nicely encase of problems - can I get myself a nice VDSL Router/Modem to replace both of the boxes I currently have?
Thanks,
Max
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can I get myself a nice VDSL Router/Modem to replace both of the boxes I currently have?
Yes
You've spotted the potential contractual issues, but integrated VDSL modem/routers are in use by some end users.
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Phil
MaxDSL - goes as fast as it can and doesn't read the line checker first.
MaxDSL diagnostics
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Not that many all in one units on the market as yet
Billion 8200N
and the other is the Fritzbox 7390 (but make sure you get a UK spec model)
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Ive got a draytek with a vdsl/adsl modem built in, i like it
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Which draytek - will add it to my post-it
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Also the Technicolor TG589vn v3.
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We use 2 of the Draytek 2850s (Home & office) for several reasons
All in one device
ADSL & 3G backup for the VDSL
Lan to Lan VPN facility
Both work well – but can be painful to setup if you’re not too technical.
Phil
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Good Afternoon Guys and Girls. New here to the forum.
I have had PlusNet Fibre for half a year now when I moved into a new property but I am finally getting around to kitting out my house with a new GB network office and server room and part of this I want to replace my router PlusNet provide as I am not keen on it.
While I am looking into it what would be really nice is to have one box instead of the BT VDSL Modem and the PlusNet Router so my question is - and yes I know its not officially supported but I would keep the old boxes nicely encase of problems - can I get myself a nice VDSL Router/Modem to replace both of the boxes I currently have?
Thanks,
Max
Since BT and PlusNet share the same bed, then maybe the HomeHub5 might be worthy of consideration.
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Nope as the HomeHubs are usually locked to the provider in terms of the authentication username.
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http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor2860.html is even better it is pricy for home use but well worth the money
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