Is it possible for us to buy our own router with this?
This problem with cheap/bad routers is putting me off from ordering SKY's service.
I cannot afford to have no internet, due to a bad router and would happily buy my own from elsewhere.
IP profile = ?
You don't NEED the Sky router for install (Openreach engineer brings VDSL modem) but I'm not sure if they can test fully without it.
/Edit: New router is a lot better for wireless than the old one (I had very old school one)
/edit2: yes its wireless n
Trying this I cannot get mine to connect. Got the Sky Router back on temporarily.
Updated my Linksys E4200 with Tomato and cannot get it to connect yet. I changed the settings it says to, but it wont connect just times out with DNS error on Chrome. Will give it another shot in a minute.
Does the -c option go in the same box as the -x? It seems to imply they are different but does anyone know?
Well I cannot seem to get it working. Tried connecting it with different cables to the modem, tried -c and -x in that same box, and tried on the WAN and a LAN port, to no avail. I just connected them together for now and disabled the wireless on the sky router. Hopefully that also helps with its lifespan problem. This'll do for now TBH. I'll keep trying though.
Earlier replies shows you need option 61 for DHCP, unless you can do that with the 4200 you're SOL.
Is there a gigabit wireless N router compatable with Sky Fibre?
That's a fair point but is possible to use your own router anyway?
Read this thread? Google it?
The last 4 pages are discussing exactly this...
I just hope I'll be as happy on fibre as I've been on copper as in nearly 4 years of being with them I've never once had to call CS and I'm still using the same router.