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USB Modem workaround to get Ethernet Output

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shekharsom   07-09-2009 at 08:51:00 PM

I have a Bee tel CX100 with conexant chip in it. It is a USB ADSL Modem. I have currently connected to my desktop and bridged a wi-fi router (D-Link DIR300) to connect my laptop.

I understand that USB output of modem cannot be connected to the router's Ethernet port.

I understand that all USB modems are actually LAN modems with an adapter to convert LAN to USB. I was wondering if I could connect some wires from certain points inside the modem to get an additional Ethernet output.

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sturm   07-14-2009 at 03:53:57 PM
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No. You need to get a modem with a rj45 jack to solve your problem.

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