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Topic # 183768 29-Oct-2015 15:44
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Hey guys... I'm the newbie to GeekZone NZ ;)

Currently have VDSL with Vodafone, but cancelled after a few weeks due to very slow speeds. So...from next week, I should have Fast ADSL with BigPipe. How do I configure an Apple Time Capsule? Do I need a router? Can I configure my existing Vodafone Huawei router?

Thanks for any advice!

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  Reply # 1416197 29-Oct-2015 15:44
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  Reply # 1416198 29-Oct-2015 15:44
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  Reply # 1416203 29-Oct-2015 15:50
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You don't need a separate router (the AirPort will handle that), but you will need a modem.



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  Reply # 1416209 29-Oct-2015 16:06
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Behodar: You don't need a separate router (the AirPort will handle that), but you will need a modem.
 

Do you know if I can configure the current Vodafone router to work with the Apple TC on the BigPipe network? 

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  Reply # 1416210 29-Oct-2015 16:08
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I don't know; I'm on fibre, which doesn't need a separate modem (plus I'm not with Vodafone).

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