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- What is the difference between a router and a modem? - PC. net
By connecting your modem to your router (instead of directly to a computer), all devices connected to the router are connected to the modem, and therefore, the Internet The router provides a local IP address to each connected device, but they will all have the same external IP address, which is assigned by your ISP
- How do I activate Multi-Gig Internet with Ethernet port aggregation?
3 Connect your modem and router with two Ethernet cables Ethernet port aggregation allows your modem and router to communicate over multiple Ethernet ports You'll need two Ethernet cables that support gigabit speeds (Cat 5e, Cat 6, or Cat 7) Connect the cables from port 1 and 2 of the modem to the "Internet" port and port 1 of the router
- How can I tell if my modem has a built-in wireless router? - PC. net
Below is a photo that shows the back of a standard Comcast Xfinity cable modem with a built-in wireless router If your modem includes any of the wireless features in the list above, it has a built-in wireless router However, in some cases, you may need to manually configure or activate the wireless feature
- What is my router password? - PC. net
Once you enter the correct login for your router (username and password), you can view the router status and customize your router settings An example of a Comcast Xfinity web interface is shown below Now that you know how to access your router's interface, you can change both the router password and the Wi-Fi password
- Netgear RAX200 (AX11000) Router Review
Netgear RAX200 (AX11000) Router Review May 15, 2020 — by Per Christensson The Netgear RAX200 router is among the most elite routers available for home networks It has the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology for wireless connections and five Ethernet ports for wired devices It is configurable using a web interface and you can manage it with a mobile app On top of all that, it looks cool But does it
- What is an Integrated Wireless Connection? - PC. net
What is an Integrated Wireless Connection? Answer: A wireless connection typically refers to a Wi-Fi connection (based on the 802 11 standard), which can be used to connect to a wireless router Since wireless routers are often connected to a cable or DSL modem, a Wi-Fi connection can allow computers to access the Internet
- 1400 Mbps with Comcast Xfinity - PC. net
1400 Mbps with Comcast Xfinity June 30, 2021 — by Per Christensson Last year, after a not-so-great experience with the Netgear RAX200 router, I switched back to the Comcast "rental" model Fortunately, Comcast had just released the new XB7 modem router, a significant improvement over previous models
- What is the difference between a switch and a router? - PC. net
So what is the difference between the two? The most basic explanation is that a switch is designed to connect computers within a network, while a router is designed to connect multiple networks together In a home network, a single router is usually all that is required for connecting devices to the Internet
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