One more question ...can I hook this up to my cable modem, and then I'll be all set?
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If u mean by ur question that the computer has Ethernet Port , yes it has one port , so u can plug ur cable and be Online ...
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Yes but be prepared for this piece of crap to lose the mouse and crash in general about every other day. Ours is going in the dumpster very soon. B
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You should be able to use the modem regardless of what level of cable TV service. Internet service is separate.
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Yes you can. That is exactly what I needed to do. I went from the modem to the switch. And then from the switch to two different routers.
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Yes. Plus it into your modem and connect to it either wired or wireless. No problem. be sure to set security on the router.
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The only thing mine is connected to is the cable box...sorry, I don't have a clue.
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This had to be connected up to my modem with a cable. I decided to send this item back.
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Hi James, I would connect the cable modem to the wireless router and then connect the switch to one of the outputs on the router, I think you will get better response for your wireless devices doing it this way.
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No. This is a serial to usb converter cable, you could attach a null modem cable to the serial end, then to your device if needed.
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Yes,if connected via a home cable as the other viewer said. There is even a YouTube video to show u out step by step.
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Yes you can, but this is essentially a router. So you could plug your cable modem directly into this Netgear.
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yes Scott. Hook it up through HDMI cable, Lan Cable or via wireless network.
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It has cat 5 connections only so if your cable modem has a cat 5 out you can hook it to computer and any wireless
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You should be able to connect this device from your DSL modem with a piece of ethernet cable (CAT5) and have wireless in your home.
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My understanding is yes, however your cable or service provider may not support it. But all modems like this are compatible, they perform the same functions. I would check with your service provider first.
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May have to Google that. I have a security system that it works through so they will need some sort of a modem or something. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Mark: The modem you refer to is at my summer home and here I use a cable modem so I may not be able to walk you through the process. You need to open the modem up and look for the "bridge mode". Set it to that and it should pass everything over to the router and if I remember correctly you have to set the router to PPoE and set the user name and password. Hope this helps and good luck. Dale
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Usually a modem will be necessary, and definitely if you're getting internet via coax cable.