Thread: Trying to get on XBL with Virgin Media Set Top Box Modem. HELP!!!!
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Old 05-01-2008, 11:30   #13
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Re: Trying to get on XBL with Virgin Media Set Top Box Modem. HELP!!!!
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Originally Posted by jojowonderdog View Post
Hi
Its a D-Link DSL-G624M, Wireless 108G MIMO ADSL 2/2+ Router, if that means anything to anyone.
ADSL - thats for Broadband that comes from your local telephone exchange, owned by BT, through a Fixed Line Access. Its not the same for cable broadband.

You will need a cable broadband router most people here recommend the Linksys WRT54G router but there are others. Check out xbox.com for a list of there approved routers with xbox live. The WRT54G, you can pick these up fairly cheaply and you can use them for either a wired or wireless connection.

A wireless network means less cables but can work out more expensive, you would have to buy the microsoft official wireless adapter for your xbox360 which are around sixty pounds. I use this myself.
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