I have collected several ambit and ubee cable modems over the years. I only have coaxial catv running through my house and old telephone wiring. I was wondering if I could use the ambit cable modems as media converters and run my Internet through the house with these. I was going to set up a test connecting two modems together via a coaxial cable to the wan ports, then connect in my pc with an rj-45 connection to perform configuration. does anyone have experience in doing such a thing?
connect two ambit u10c018 coaxial wan ports together on a home LAN
- Thread starter red_dog
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You need a device called MoCA to do what you are talking about.
Cable modems are both "clients" for the lack of a better term. They only talk to "servers", the ISP cable equipment. They can not talk to each other.
Can't think of a better example but cable modems are not designed to talk to each other.
Cable modems are both "clients" for the lack of a better term. They only talk to "servers", the ISP cable equipment. They can not talk to each other.
Can't think of a better example but cable modems are not designed to talk to each other.
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