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Unfinished Threads - AdSL Router on Cable? posted in the Community forums; Hi all, it's silly question time. I've been given a Wireless ADSL Router with a built in 4 port ethernet switch but as I'm on cable I know the ADSL ...

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Hi all, it's silly question time.
I've been given a Wireless ADSL Router with a built in 4 port ethernet switch but as I'm on cable I know the ADSL modem is of no use to me..but the question is...... 'Can I use the router purely a wireless router by connecting my cable modem to one of the switch ports along with my main computer and then wirelessly connect the kids computer to the network?'
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Yes, you should be able to. You would use the wireless router like a switch box.
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Ok, Now to the next question, As this router didn't come with the disc what software do I need ?. It's a Linksys WAG54G ver.1.2. I've been to the linksys website but i cant find any software downloads for it only a firmware file and the Install guides....
Networks are not my strong point so I'm kinda lost with this
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You don't need any software, you just attach it to your lan and go to the routers address in a web browser to access the settings.


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Ok I'll give it a go and see where I end up!!!
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