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**raelmadrid** · 19th February 2009

yeah you can't force configs anymore, anyone got any teesside 20meg macs to trade?

edit: just seen mac trade secdtion, ignore

**luckydip** · 19th February 2009

Quick update if your on the new system:

3 national tftp servers:

10.137.103.8
10.137.103.1
10.137.103.3

Ex NTL:
cmreg-ntlhm100-rts22.cm - 20MB down 768k up
cmreg-ntlhm120-rts22.cm - 20MB down 768k up
cmreg-ntlhm250-rts22.cm - 20MB down 768k up

Ex Telewest:
cm-cpe2-20480-768 - 20MB down 768k up - 2 IP's
class-cm-rts01.cm - 20MB down 768k up

Any network
cmbus-pkg3-nat-any.cm - 20mb Down 1mb up

**greens117** · 19th February 2009

Originally Posted by luckydip

Quick update if your on the new system:

3 national tftp servers:

10.137.103.8
10.137.103.1
10.137.103.3

Ex NTL:
cmreg-ntlhm100-rts22.cm - 20MB down 768k up
cmreg-ntlhm120-rts22.cm - 20MB down 768k up
cmreg-ntlhm250-rts22.cm - 20MB down 768k up

Ex Telewest:
cm-cpe2-20480-768 - 20MB down 768k up - 2 IP's
class-cm-rts01.cm - 20MB down 768k up

Any network
cmbus-pkg3-nat-any.cm - 20mb Down 1mb up

so can you force macs now then ?

**H4ss4n** · 19th February 2009

Originally Posted by greens117

so can you force macs now then ?

I know you can in Birmingham.

**luckydip** · 19th February 2009

Originally Posted by greens117

so can you force macs now then ?

Yep mines ok in Beds... at the moment

**Studulike** · 25th February 2009

Well was able to force config's here in Hertfordshire until this morning. Now have to remove the force MAC to connect.

Anyone got any 20meg MAC's for Herts area? lol

**drdude** · 3rd March 2009

If anyone is trying this for the first time and getting nowhere fast, one thing you might want to check is that your ethernet adapter has a MAC address. This can be done by going to the command prompt (Start -> Run -> cmd) and typing ipconfig /all.

I pulled my hair out for ages when my Ambit 250 would not go online. Eventually I traced it down to the fact that my NVIDIA Ethernet controller - integrated into a DFI LanParty NF4 Ultra-D motherboard - had its MAC address set to 'Not Present' in Device Manager. Essentially its MAC address was equivalent to 00:00:00:00:00:00. This is not golf.

After assigning it a randomly generated MAC address, the cable modem magically went online!

**mfield** · 3rd March 2009

Sorry to hijack the thread lads. I'm on NTL in Ireland and was wondering is it possible to get higher speeds over here? Any help would be great.

**DejaVu** · 3rd March 2009

You are governed by the speed available in your area. Usually, checking your postcode tells you the speed you can get at this here -

http://allyours.virginmedia.com/