davidpaj
join:2002-04-22 | Switching from 645 to 660 modem?
How hard is it to do? Can I just plug in and go so to speak? Any advantages or disadvantages? |
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DrD
join:2008-03-03
Harrisonville, MO | 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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antoinefinch
join:2005-10-05
Fayetteville, NC | 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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Elementz
join:2008-05-11
Orlando, FL | 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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davidpaj
join:2002-04-22 | Is it true that the 660's have issues with services like XBOX LIVE? |
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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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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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DrD
join:2008-03-03
Harrisonville, MO | reply to scooper
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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