Great replies from you both, thank you very much.

Sam, in addition to your IT talents it would appear that you are also
a mind-reader! I was thinking to do away with a run of cable by using
powerline adaptors, depends on the final position of the TC.

Best wishes,
Mark


On 29 Apr, 08:50, Sam - MacAmbulance <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
> If you've got the Virgin Media cable mode already connected to the Time 
> Capsule and you're going to hide an ethernet cable to allow the TC to be 
> moved, why not just use the hidden cable to connect the cable modem and the 
> TC? There's no need to introduce an additional router unless you need to 
> maintain two separate networks, separating the n capable equipment onto its 
> own network.
>
> Also, instead of laying ethernet cable around your house you could use 
> powerline networking equipment to bridge the connection via the power sockets 
> in your wall, which are already connected via cable. There are gigabit 
> capable powerline kits but with n speeds you'd only need 300mbps max.
>
> To put the TC into bridge mode, open the Airport Utility and select manual 
> setup on the TC, go to Internet > IP address distribution > Set to Off 
> (Bridge Mode)
>
> To put the Virgin Media router in bridge mode go tohttp://192.168.1.1(by 
> default, unless it's been changed) and log in with admin/password (default) > 
> go to LAN Setup > untick Use DHCP server > click Apply.
>
> Just don't set both devices to bridge!
>
> Regards
>
> Sam
>
> providing affordable Apple & PC services
> Sam Mullen
> 07747 778022http://www.macambulance.co.uk
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