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You won't find any router that takes coax, that portion is handled by a DOCSIS modem. In your case, you're unlucky enough to have been given a combined modem/ro
by DKnoll 11y ago
You won't find any router that takes coax, that portion is handled by a DOCSIS modem. In your case, you're unlucky enough to have been given a combined modem/router by your ISP.
You have 2 options to improve performance -
1. Use a third party DOCSIS modem, if allowed by your ISP, along with a seperate, dedicated router.
2. Put the modem/router abomination into gateway mode, and get yourself a seperate router. If the modem does not have a gateway mode, you can often use PPPoE to bypass the modems routing function.
This often resolves the connectivity issues introduced by these devices.