ADSLMax

Anyone know if I need new hardware to upgrade to ADSL MAX or will my current
router/microfilters do the job?

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Niaz
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Niaz wrote:
> Anyone know if I need new hardware to upgrade to ADSL MAX or will my current
> router/microfilters do the job?

Microfilters won't need changing; router will (almost) certainly do the
job. If you end up with a really unstable line, then it could pay to get
a 'professional' router - one that's designed to hold onto the
connection (say, a ZyXEL), but that's (fairly) unlikely...

xF,

....Nick

"Niaz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Anyone know if I need new hardware to upgrade to ADSL MAX or will my
> current router/microfilters do the job?
>

Should be okay. If you had a USB modem, I'd say go and get a router, but
it seems you already have a router.

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Phil
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On Fri, 5 May 2006 16:13:30 +0100, "Niaz" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>Anyone know if I need new hardware to upgrade to ADSL MAX or will my current
>router/microfilters do the job?

Virtually all existing routers are designed to cope with at least 8Mb
connections, so you shouldn't need to replace that.

And microfilters don't care in the least what speed the line is.
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