Why would you need that? Anyway I don't think that you can do that because both the cable modem and dsl router are modems (and plus router fot dsl router case).
Connect the router to the modem using an Ethernet cable. The router can then transmit the WiFi.
You can not connect a DSL modem/Router to a Cable modem the are two completely different devices. Basically one speaks English the other speaks Mandarin and neither has Rosetta Stone.
Use router and ethernet cable for a cable or DSL modem
dsl cable router
A DSL/Cable Modem that is combined with a wireless Router.
Cable/phoneline---->Cable/Dsl Modem---->Wireless Broadband router
Yes you can, you have to do that like following. Connect one DSL wireless modemrouter to the cable modem, and another wireless modem connect in the first wireless modemrouter. You have to understand that internet speed on the first DSL router will be rather higher then for the second one.
The question would be easier to answer if you included the specific model # of the Netgear router you are trying to configure. You can not connect a netgear router or any other router directly to a DSL line unless it also functions as a DSL modem. You can connect a router to a DSL modem which connects to a DSL line.
1. Dial-up - You use a dial-up modem in your computer to connect to the internet over a phone line. 2. Ethernet - You connect to a cable / DSL modem with an Ethernet cable, either directly to the modem or through a router. 3. Wi-fi - You connect to a cable / DSL modem with a wireless card to a router, which is connected to the modem. 4. USB - you connect to a cable / DSL modem directly with a USB cable. 5. 3G - A form of wireless internet that communicates using cellphone towers.
A router or possibly a data switch can connect two PC's to a DSL or cable modem.
A router is used for connecting multiple computers to a single connection, but it doesn't provide the actual connection. You still need a cable modem or a DSL modem to connect to the router to provide the connection to the internet. Usually on the back of the router there is one port marked internet or uplink that you'll need to connect to the modem you get.
What describes the external IP address that is obtained by a router through a cable or DSL modem?