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Sky Fibre plus Fritz!Box 7560?

  • 27-03-2019 3:38pm
    #1
    Gwynston
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 919 ✭✭✭


    We currently have fibre-to-the-home with Digiweb and I noticed recently that Sky are now offering their Fibre home broadband to customers with a FTTH connection.

    As we already have a fairly hefty Sky Q subscription (with 2 multiscreen mini-boxes) I was hoping I might be able to reduce costs by switching to a Sky package including broadband.

    One obstacle to this is that I'm very happy with the Fritz router we got from Digiweb - especially the Parental Controls that let me set time limits for my kids' devices and schedule block times.

    I don't think stuff like that is possible with the Sky Router, but could I just wire-connect the Fritz router to the Sky router and keep my kids accessing the internet through the Fritz wi-fi?

    I guess I would lose the potential to use the Q mini-boxes as wi-fi repeaters, but we're managing OK without that at the moment.


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