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> It's yet another reason to have your own router behind their modem. You sure? If you are connecting a CAT5 between the modem and a router, you are still usin
by yeukhon 12y ago
> It's yet another reason to have your own router behind their modem.
You sure? If you are connecting a CAT5 between the modem and a router, you are still using the modem. Are you sure you can stop the modem from acting on its own?
My understanding is that you should instead replace the modem with your own, not just the router.
- jsz0 12y agoAll cable modems (customer owned or ISP owned) are configured by the ISP. The main reason to buy your own modem is to save money by avoiding rental/lease charges from your ISP.