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Old 04-11-2008, 15:41   #6
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Re: 2 modems

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Originally Posted by B16JOP View Post
at present my modem is connected via ethernet to a wireless router in the attic. The cable modem is next to my main computer and as a direct ethernet connection is better than wireless I wondered if there was a way of keeping my wireless router for other computers and running my main one on ethernet. I know i can run an ethernet cable back from my router but it is quite a distance and awkward.
That just wouldn't work for a start, you can only run a single modem that is why people get routers to share the connection.

You would need to connect the PC by ethernet to the Router.

Wireless isn't that bad, I have my laptop on wireless and my iMac by ethernet and still get a great connection and full download speed on the laptop and low pings in games.
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