RealBeast :
Call Cox, but I do not think that they will give you two IP addresses unless you have a business account. Why do you think that you need two?
If you want to subnet a single address, that is not something that you ask Cox to do -- you do it yourself with a second router connected to the primary router. It does not decrease the Internet speed, but the two subnets share the speed of a single account. The second router WAN is attached to an LAN port of the primary router and the WAN address used by the secondary router would be the gateway address of the primary router. It would look something like
THIS where the front router is the 1st router connected to the Internet and the shield router is the secondary.
EDIT: Changed the picture, since it was unclear.
Hopefully
this MSI Paint drawing (Sorry for my terrible artistic skills) will help out. We have two Coaxial cables coming from the ground, one is screwed to our coaxial in our house and the other one is not connected to anything and is not live. We know this because we unscrewed the the connected coaxial cable coming from the ground going to our house. Then we unplugged and took our router and modem, then connected the modem to the unplugged ground coaxial cable. Both the router and modem all got green lights, got a laptop out there and we were connected to our network with 6 Bars, so we tested YouTube and Google, both worked. Then we unplugged the live coaxial and connected the second coaxial coming from the ground to our modem, no receiving light turned on and the Netgear was not receiving a signal from our modem, so we tried Youtube and some other websites, just as we expected nothing loaded. Now what I am thinking is whether I can make that second cable live, but if that means that I would need to buy a new internet package from Cox, then I wont do it. I really do hoped the picture helped and if you need real pictures of the cable box with everything, I would gladly upload them! Thank you so much for what you have been doing so far!
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The entire reason why I am doing this is because our house is fairly large, and I am currently connected to our network by ethernet cable which is connected to our Netgear router. The issue is the Netgear is by a loud 50" TV blasting Fox News into my ear and there is a very loud cooler to the right of me, and I have trouble focusing on my scripts for my AP Computer Science class and when I skype my friends they always yell at me that my background is annoying. My room is about 120-100ft away from all the hardware for the internet. I told my dad just to buy a 150ft Ethernet and run it to my room; however, he does not want to run a cable through our house (I have no idea why and it's much cheaper). He then told me that the cable box was about 5 feet away from my room which it is, so then I looked into to it and it was possible to drill a hole through our flimsy wooden window to my room. Then we would just run the coaxial cable through that hole, and buy a second Modem, but from what you have said splitting a coaxial cable to two modems is not possible wo/ having to pay. I know all this might seem like a way over the top thing for just me just being able to focus more and not get yelled at by my friends, but I just don't want people to begin to think I am some needy kid.