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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 15-Jan-13 16:25:28
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Re: EE bright box router capacity ?


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Want to bet money on it?

In all my year of playing with consumer CPE not found one that will not support an additional switch and devices running off that.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com - formerly known as ADSLguide.org.uk
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ISP Representative UKDoc
(isp) Tue 15-Jan-13 16:41:09
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Re: EE bright box router capacity ?


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You can start counting your money.

32 wireless on an SSID and 4 physical Ethernet ports, which allows additional hubs etc.

I have two routers connected via an Ethernet powerplug using the main Brightbox as the DHCP source. 2nd router is in living room for Xbox etc.

Gavin
EE Broadband

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Standard User XRaySpeX
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Wed 16-Jan-13 00:14:18
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Re: EE bright box router capacity ?


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In reply to a post by UKDoc:
32 wireless on an SSID
Therefore 96 wireless on 3 SSIDs that BrightBox supports?

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ISP Representative UKDoc
(isp) Fri 18-Jan-13 09:38:46
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Re: EE bright box router capacity ?


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Yes, 32 per SSID, The value of 32 was designed for active vs passive connections within the house, to allow an average household to connect all their devices but not necessarily all in use at same time.

Gavin
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