We provide a preconfigured adsl router. If you would prefer to provide your own router please call rucc to comfirm compatability.

All users of Swiss e-mail accounts now requires authentification on the outgoing mail server of his e-mail provider before sending e-mails. This is due to security changes. Your e-mail provider will be happy to provide you your smtp server. Bluewin users are sending with SMTPAUTH.BLUEWIN.CH, Freesurf users are sending with SMTP-AUTH.FREESURF.CH. Please make sure that the option "Outgoing mail server requires authentification" has been checked.

If you have a Router/Modem it will work with 2U ADSL Broadband. You will simply need to re-configure it with your 2U ADSL username and password etc.

Most routers are designed for broadband internet connections only. The Apple Airport is an exception as it has a dial-up modem built-in and can also support Broadband connections.

We can't really answer that question. The only devices we have examined are the two mentioned above. We cannot say whether other devices have these same vulnerabilities, or other vulnerabilities.

No, you can't. As the ADSL modem is not interfering with the regular phone frequencies. As such, it is not seen, nor cannot see these frequencies. As a fax machine uses the regular frequencies, an ADSL modem cannot fax on the data frequencies used for the ADSL-connection. However, though you are using the ADSL modem, you can still use the phone or fax machine/ fax modem at the same time while you are connecting to Internet.

ADSL modems are available from several different suppliers including Future Shop, London Drugs or other supplier.

No, the router must be connected to a cable or DSL modem and acts as a traffic cop directing traffic from the modem to your PCs. A cable/DSL modem is a device that connects a Cable/DSL broadband line to a computer or home network.

A modem is suitable for connecting one computer to the Internet and a router is ideal for connecting many computers or a business to the Internet. However, FutureWeb recommends using a router for single and multiple computer applications. For the minimal price difference, a router will manage your Internet connection, provide some basic firewall services and share the connection via your local area network (LAN).

We only recommend ADSL modems that have been certified for use on SingNet BroadBand service. However, different types of modems may require different network configurations.

To connect the ADSL modem and use the phone as usual, please connect the ADSL modem to your PC’s USB port, then connect the phone line from wall-jack to the modem’s jack that labeled “line” then connect your phone line to one of the micro-filter, and connect the line from micro-filter to the modem’s jack that labeled “phone” the voice communications over POTS (plain old telephone service) operates at frequencies below 4KHZ and the frequencies for the ADS.

If you already own an ADSL modem/router, you can use it to connect to the AlphaCall ADSL service as long as it is from our approved list of modems. Please call 1300 730 703 to find out if your Broadband (ADSL) modem is compatible.

No, but you can most likely use it to connect to a cable service. You need a dedicated ADSL modem for ADSL Broadband. The same goes for Wireless Broadband. You will need a wireless modem.

Verizon will provide an ADSL modem as part of your setup, You may receive the modem as a purchase, lease or promotion. Modems are not interchangeable with ADSL systems in other locales.

Yes, you need a tele permitted ADSL modem/router. Please ensure you follow the instructions provided with your hardware when setting it up. If you want a fantastic, next generation tolls service, have we got a product for you... Xnet VFX gives you back the control of your toll calls plus much much more

Most ADSL modems/routers come with simple instructions detailing their setup and configuration. Generally the only information required to connect to FutureWeb is your username and password. FutureWeb does not support the configuration of any additional advanced routing features, as this is the responsibility of the end user.

In DSL terms, the difference between a modem and a router is the number of computers it can provide the Internet to. A modem is suitable for a single computer connected to broadband. Routers are designed to share the connection between multiple computers. If you have more than one computer in the house, then you should choose an ADSL router.

Yes that is possible. There is a basic charge of € 90.15. The technician will call you using your contact details and arrange an appropriate appointment.

Yes, The self installable Kit ADSL USB MODEM is available with an English installation manual. The Kit ADSL Router (Wireless) however may require an independent installation, depending on level of IT knowledge or experience.