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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 19-Aug-11 19:01:56
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Re: Non Sky Router... Help ....


[re: MrSaffron] [link to this post]
 
Thanks Andrew,

Will try that later..... At least I get decent wireless coverage then.....
Standard User ukhardy07
(committed) Fri 19-Aug-11 20:30:15
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Re: Non Sky Router... Help ....


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In reply to a post by sparky76:
Thanks Andrew,

Will try that later..... At least I get decent wireless coverage then.....


My sky router recently changed from VPI 0 VCI 38
to VPI 0 VCI 40

So give this a go.

Otherwise the method already suggested will work.
Standard User Oliver341
(knowledge is power) Sat 20-Aug-11 00:11:03
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Re: Non Sky Router... Help ....


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In reply to a post by ukhardy07:
My sky router recently changed from VPI 0 VCI 38 to VPI 0 VCI 40. So give this a go.

VCI 40 is for Sky's MER network. It will be of no use here.

Oliver.


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 22-Aug-11 18:06:54
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Re: Non Sky Router... Help ....


[re: Oliver341] [link to this post]
 
I use a DGN1000 on my sky connection (LLU).

Have you got multiplexing set to VC-Based?
Standard User Oliver341
(knowledge is power) Mon 22-Aug-11 18:19:25
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Re: Non Sky Router... Help ....


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Sky's PPPoA network uses VPI 0, VCI 38 and VC multiplexing.

Oliver.
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