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Cable Modem Router piedmont 10-23-2009
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Posted by piedmont on October 23, 2009, 8:25 pm


Can a single cable modem be installed at a junction in a home where the
cables split off into separate rooms without the use of a router?
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Posted by Bill M. on October 23, 2009, 9:59 pm



>Can a single cable modem be installed at a junction in a home where the
>cables split off into separate rooms without the use of a router?

Yes.

The primary function of a router is to be able to use more than one
computer, so it has nothing to do with your question.

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Bill

Posted by paul_0090 on October 24, 2009, 12:52 pm


>>Can a single cable modem be installed at a junction in a home where the
>>cables split off into separate rooms without the use of a router?
> Yes.
> The primary function of a router is to be able to use more than one
> computer, so it has nothing to do with your question.

I think the cable modem would need to be rebooted each time a different
computer is used because the computers would have a different mac addr;
unless one swaps the network card "as needed".

A router will be much better as one would not need to reboot the modem
for the different computers used so that the "new" mac addr of the
nic is recognized.

Posted by $Bill on October 24, 2009, 5:08 pm


paul_0090 wrote:
>
> I think the cable modem would need to be rebooted each time a different
> computer is used because the computers would have a different mac addr;
> unless one swaps the network card "as needed".
>
> A router will be much better as one would not need to reboot the modem
> for the different computers used so that the "new" mac addr of the
> nic is recognized.

So far he hasn't even stated he has more than one computer. :)


Posted by paul_0090 on October 24, 2009, 9:56 pm


> paul_0090 wrote:
>>
>> I think the cable modem would need to be rebooted each time a different
>> computer is used because the computers would have a different mac addr;
>> unless one swaps the network card "as needed".
>>
>> A router will be much better as one would not need to reboot the modem
>> for the different computers used so that the "new" mac addr of the
>> nic is recognized.
> So far he hasn't even stated he has more than one computer. :)
True, then the OP didn't state that (s)he has a computer. For anyone
knows, the use of the cable modem could be used for some blu-ray
players that access the network for video streaming & firmware
updates.

Also, the cable modem could be for the roomates' computer as the OP
may not have a computer.

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