Summary: If you had the router working with your DSL connection, it should be the same with cable. The only thing you might have to clone the MAC address of y...
Summary: I recently purchased the NetGear FVS318 router to split my AOL DSL line for my small business. The AOL provided modem is an ActionTec USB/Ethernet. ...
Summary: Hi there, I've got the following devices on my network: - LinkSys ADSL2MUE, broadband modem - LinkSys WRT54G, wireless router with 4 port switch - ...
Summary: i have a D-link wireless adsl router DSL-G604T. i have a laptop with a usb belkin wireless sender. my main computer connects to the internet via BT th...
Summary: Hey guys I have a Netgear R0318 Router and a 3comcable modem ...now they told me something about the mac address for the router and I had no what to d...
Summary: Hi: I am using windows 2000 server, and pacbell dsl internet. I had been using that for a long time. Few weeks ago i added a D-link DI-604 router in ...
Summary: Why do you think you need a separate modem? Since you just want to play around with the cisco router, why not just plug it into the switch so you can...
Summary: Currently I have cable internet and we are supposed to have 5 MB download speed. Right now the cable line is split 5 ways, and we only download at 200...
Summary: Just wondering, can i hook a cable modem to a hob or swith, then a router to the switch, and pc's into either the hub (no firewall) or the router (fir...
Summary: hi guys!!need some help here. our bosses put up another company and will be place on the same offc space where we are renting right now. btw, us, the...
Summary: I have a friend that has two computers he is wanting on the internet. So he bought a regular router. He hooked both the computers up to the router and...
Summary: May be you need to clone your MAC onto your router from the computer that does work so that the modem thinks it is hooked up to your computer... Sure...
Summary: Found the problem - Me. I'm admittedly a moron. You were right Rex, part of the problem was a duplicate IP address - thanx for that. But there was an...
Summary: Perhaps I should correct my statement above: "If you do not have to integrate your device with your computer, don't. It is simply another device the O...
Summary: I have 2 cable modems and 2 routers. I need some pointers on getting the 2 routers linked. Wan ports are used from the modems on each router. The rout...
Summary: You'll need to get those answers from your ISP. I'm guessing that you can have multiple DSL modems on one line, but, of course, you'll be paying month...
Summary: Hi all: Here's my problem. I just moved to a new place that's about half a mile from my old house. I've been using cable broadband with Earthlink/Time...
Summary: Hello guys. New to all this PC stuff but trying. Heres the problem. I have 2 Old desktop type PC's. I wanted to hook them together, so not knowing how...
Summary: My questions is: I just got an extra IP address for my cable connection. My understanding is that I hook up the cable modem to the hub with a crossove...
Summary: i have a cable modem connection which uses only one static ip address configured to be used in pc-A. i have a second computer (pc-b) which needs inter...
Summary: From the description the 327W is a DSL modem with router. The best you could probably use it is a hub. Unless your cable modem has DHCP you will not...
Summary: Looks good so far. In terms of "not being able to hook to routers together", that is wrong. You can certainly hook two routers together. However, g...
Summary: I think we should define our terms. "Router" has changed meaning over the last year or two to include ADSL/CABLE modem integrated with a 4 port switch...
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