DrD
join:2008-03-03
Harrisonville, MO | reply to scooper
Re: Switching from 645 to 660 modem?
If I remember correctly, the default condition on the modem is routed, however...if the OP is routed and DHCP, it truly is plug and play. |
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rabeatz
Premium
join:2009-03-21
Apopka, FL | reply to davidpaj
The 660's do not have UPnP enabled by default. Enable it and then the Xbox live issue is fixed. Make sure you check all 3 boxes on the UPnP screen and hit apply. |
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scooper
join:2000-07-11
Youngsville, NC | reply to davidpaj
The easiest swap is if the OP IS bridged - then the modem is almost irrelevant. |
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davidpaj
join:2002-04-22 | reply to Elementz
Is it true that the 660's have issues with services like XBOX LIVE? |
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Elementz
join:2008-05-11
Orlando, FL | reply to antoinefinch
Make sure to use the new ethernet cable some 645s came with a crossover cable and not a standard cat5 cable, as well use the new power cord and your set. |
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antoinefinch
join:2005-10-05
Fayetteville, NC | reply to DrD
Its almost like plug and play!
just plug in to AC outlet, and off you go with wireless or plug you ethernet cable in and off you go!
fun huh? |
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DrD
join:2008-03-03
Harrisonville, MO | reply to davidpaj
You should be able to swap them out without changing anything if:
* You aren't bridging
AND
* You are using DHCP
The 660 handles multiple data streams and faster speeds much better than the 645. |
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davidpaj
join:2002-04-22 | How hard is it to do? Can I just plug in and go so to speak? Any advantages or disadvantages? |
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