Having the cable modem on the floor makes it more likely for someone to trip over it, and possibly the cables atached to it as well. They may also inadvertently kick the power button, causing a lack of internet access that can be difficult to diagnose.
You need to buy a cable wireless router, Once you have that, Keep your cable modem hooked up to the broadband cable, Plug the ethernet cable from the cable modem to the wireless rouer, And that should work.
Yes, of course. Most people leave their DSL and cable modems on 24/7.
If you are trying to reset your broadband wireless modem then you can find a button located on the back of the modem that says "Reset". It should be done routinely as it is not good to keep the modem running for long periods of time.
1. Make sure all devices are powered on. Modem should have Power light on. 2. Plug DSL phone line in from wall jack to modem. Modem should now have DSL light on (first with slow blink, then fast blink, then steady). 3. Plug Ethernet cable into modem, then into internet port (the one by itself) on the router. Modem should not have Ethernet light on, Router will have internet light on. 4. Type 192.168.1.1 in a browser window. User name is blank, password is admin. 5. Under internet connection type, change to PPPoE 6. Enter your Verizon user name and password. Make sure "Keep alive" is checked. 7. Save settings. You should be online.
If you are having problems with your modem then you should call the service provider. They will answer and do anything that needs to be done. You could try to unplug it and see what happens.
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.
You should be able to use any Cable Router with your Suddenlink service. Keep in mind, that you will need a modem and a router to receive service. Some WiFi devices have both in one unit. You can purchases these devices retail, or Suddenlink leases them as well.
Your router/modem may be causing the disconnection. Go in to your router/modem settings to ensure that it is set to keep the connection active ("Keep Alive" mode), and is NOT set to "Connect on Demand". Check with your ISP or router/modem manufacturer if you do not know how to set the router/modem to "Keep Alive" mode.
Yes. In general, the cable model is required to provide a connection between your location and the cable ISP's central office, whereas the WiFi router is required to share that connection with multiple computers at your location. ISP <--> Cable Modem <--> WiFi Router <--> Many Computers Keep in mind that many cable ISPs now offer all-in-one cable modems + WiFi routers that roll up these two devices into one. In this case, having a redundant router will work, but the configuration may be confusing and is most certainly redundant.
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The I-net modem works with PC Login or Dialup network. If it's through router just disable connection & continue with other work.If Dialup then just swith it off!
Purchase an ethernet cable (I prefer a cat 6 but cat 5 will work). Next you need an internet connection and it has a monthly fee.. If you have a computer hooked up to the internet you have an internet connection. Plug the ethernet cable into the back of the PS3 and run the ethernet cable to your cable modem. Unplug your computer and plug in the PS3. If you want to keep both always wired then you need to purchase a router. Then you plug the modem into the router's in spot and both the PS3 and Computer into the router. If you only have dial up for your computer I have no Ideal if a connector is possible.