hey, routers problem
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I suspect your current router is a modem and a router in the same device. When you have coax tv cable delivering your internet you must have a modem. It sounds like your new router is only a router so you must buy a modem that is compatible with your ISP, they generally have lists.
I suspect you can also make the current router be just a modem by setting it to bridge mode. Not sure I have never seen that brand before but it is a common feature. You can then plug your router into the old router using it only as a modem.
You of course can use the new router and the old router at the same time....it really depends why you purchased the new router.
I suspect you can also make the current router be just a modem by setting it to bridge mode. Not sure I have never seen that brand before but it is a common feature. You can then plug your router into the old router using it only as a modem.
You of course can use the new router and the old router at the same time....it really depends why you purchased the new router.
hey,
first thnx for ur reply , and sorry for my englich cuz am from germany , i saw what a coax cable mean on google and yes i have the same one , i had alot problems in the signal and the speed of my internet in the old device (router or modem) ihave a 100mbps internet and a 98mbps actuall but i get only 10mbps or like this , my old device is a 'HITRON:CVE-30360' and the new one is ' TP-LINK:TD-W8961ND' and the tp link have no coax cable input , thnx for ur help.
first thnx for ur reply , and sorry for my englich cuz am from germany , i saw what a coax cable mean on google and yes i have the same one , i had alot problems in the signal and the speed of my internet in the old device (router or modem) ihave a 100mbps internet and a 98mbps actuall but i get only 10mbps or like this , my old device is a 'HITRON:CVE-30360' and the new one is ' TP-LINK:TD-W8961ND' and the tp link have no coax cable input , thnx for ur help.
You are going to need to buy a cable modem to convert from coax to ethernet. One of the more popular ones is
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16825122015
You would plug your tplink into this modem.
You still need to check if this will work on your ISP...it likely will since this one is very common.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16825122015
You would plug your tplink into this modem.
You still need to check if this will work on your ISP...it likely will since this one is very common.
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