HaydenHawk56
Well-Known Member
For Centurylink the Router would stay the same but the Modem will change to a DSL modem. Arris Surfboard series has DSL versions as well. A lot of DSL modems will come with built in routers/access points. I would recommend not using the router or access point and just turn those off in the settings on the modem. Go with a stand alone router/access point for best results.
Be cautious with going the Centurylink route as your speed will be dependent on your distance from the exchange, as well as the quality of of the wire running from the pole to your house. Make sure they can give you a guarantee on your speed based on the location of your property. Generally an HD feed will need between 6-8 MB of download speed for optimal viewing. All devices actively using the connection will absorb some of your download speed. I believe the standard Centurylink speed is 40 MB, so if they can guarantee that speed you should be good to go.
Thanks Healzya.