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<blockquote data-quote="dumgai" data-source="post: 4433965" data-attributes="member: 194635"><p>A heads up for owners of wireless routers who are thinking twice about getting the PEO service:</p><p></p><p>Most, if not all, adsl routers (including wireless adsl routers) support multiple PVCs these days. This means your existing router can be used with no issues. All you need to do is create a second PVC (WAN connection) with VPI/VCI = 8/36 and set connection type as "Bridge(d)". Then connect the patch cord to an ethernet port of your choice, and the other end to your STB. Some VisionCom "contractors" say that you need to reserve an ethernet port for the iptv channel. This is bollocks because the connection is bridged and sharing a single IP address, so your STB will sort things out by itself. And that's all there is to it. But don't refuse the free adsl box though, given the weather these days it'll be nice to have a free backup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dumgai, post: 4433965, member: 194635"] A heads up for owners of wireless routers who are thinking twice about getting the PEO service: Most, if not all, adsl routers (including wireless adsl routers) support multiple PVCs these days. This means your existing router can be used with no issues. All you need to do is create a second PVC (WAN connection) with VPI/VCI = 8/36 and set connection type as "Bridge(d)". Then connect the patch cord to an ethernet port of your choice, and the other end to your STB. Some VisionCom "contractors" say that you need to reserve an ethernet port for the iptv channel. This is bollocks because the connection is bridged and sharing a single IP address, so your STB will sort things out by itself. And that's all there is to it. But don't refuse the free adsl box though, given the weather these days it'll be nice to have a free backup. [/QUOTE]
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