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What's the difference between the two? Can you plug for example a ADSL
broadband line into a Cable router? I mean, they both have an ethernet port
broadband line into a Cable router? I mean, they both have an ethernet port
Crouchez said:What's the difference between the two? Can you plug for example a ADSL
broadband line into a Cable router? I mean, they both have an ethernet
port
What's the difference between the two? Can you plug for example a ADSL
broadband line into a Cable router? I mean, they both have an ethernet port
Crouchez said:What's the difference between the two? Can you plug for example a ADSL
broadband line into a Cable router? I mean, they both have an ethernet port
Crouchez said:Is a router a router? It can take either (ADSL and cable) connection from
the modem?
No. If the router has an included modem, then it's one or the other. ACrouchez said:Is a router a router? It can take either (ADSL and cable) connection from
the modem?
Crouchez said:Is a router a router? It can take either (ADSL and cable) connection from
the modem?
modem.Pen said:No. If the router has an included modem, then it's one or the other. A
plain vanilla router has a WAN port output and feed either variety of
Joel said:Could be possible, but 99.99+% of normal user don't go this route. The
second question I have no idea what's in your mind.
The "AND" part I believe I mentioned HERE before, and without the quote of
original message it's very hard to understand what you response to.
So, can you PLEASE learn to quote some part of the original just like the
way most normal Usenet users do?
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