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How to Hook Up a Cable Modem & Router
Summary: When connecting a cable modem and a router, a category five cable will be needed to plug into the router, which will allow the user to plug their computer into the router. Find out how to get multiple computers to access the Internet with help from a computer specialist in this free video on Internet connections.
Mike Rickert has been working in the computer industry in different capacities since 1995. Rickert holds a degree in business from CSULA, and he is the business partner of the owner of...read more
"In this segment we will discuss connecting the cable modem to a router. So what you need is a cable modem and the router. This will allow you to have multiple computers accessing the internet and you will need a category 5 cable and this will plug into the router and then you can plug your computer into the router as well. Then you plug your router into the cable modem which then shares the connection with all of the computers."
eHow Article: How to Hook Up a Cable Modem & Router
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