NTL Broadband Install CD

Reaps^ · 7 Oct 2006 at 16:12

Hi there,

It's Saturday, I took all my stuff to work, because I had issues with my installation date etc.. So my CD isn't with me.

Could anyone please zip up the CD and upload somewhere, perhaps just the install directory?
I have my NTL Pin number etc, i just need the install CD. If someone could zip up the Install Files from the NTL BB Install CD, you would save my day!!

Much appreciated from anyone who'd help!

Thanks

Third Opinion · 7 Oct 2006 at 16:17

You don't need the CD do you you just need the URL of the registration page I believe. Or at least you use too. What does the CD have on it?

dirtydog · 7 Oct 2006 at 16:45

Manual Auto-Registration procedure

In order to complete the registration of your cable modem or set top box, and to register for ntlworld username and ISP services, make sure that your PC is using your cable modem connection (not dial-up), then launch your web browser, which must have JavaScript enabled. If your web-browser hangs or gives an error page when launched, this might be because it is trying to connect to a home page which is disallowed until you have completed this registration: just click Stop. Send your web browser to https://autoreg.autoregister.net/start.html (note the https rather than http) and follow the on-screen instructions. When asked for a Serial Number:

* for stand-alone cable modem users, the serial number is ntl-ct8-cb485.
* for digital TV set top box users, the serial number is ntl-ct8-cb487.

There will be a long pause while the registration system verifies the identity of your cable modem: if this never finishes, this might be because your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. You are then asked for other data from your Welcome letter (be sure to maintain the correct upper-case and lower-case distinction). Then follow the on-screen instructions.

After successful online registration, it is then necessary to power the cable modem off and on again (do not mistake the SB4100 front standby button for a power button) to load the proper configuration file and obtain the intended class of service, and then re-boot your PC. You will know when you get a final configuration when your PC gets given an IP address outside the temporary ranges. Surfboard users can check the class of service they have obtained by viewing the cable modem log after the re-boot.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d.h.walker/cmtips/register.html

Reaps^ · 7 Oct 2006 at 16:46

thanks