Does this modem/router hook up with a coax cable
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Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail me Wenyuang11
1025947
Yes it does hook up with the coax cable. Please check the website of your ISP or cable service to see if they have a recommended list of cable modems. That's what I did with TimeWarner Cable.
1025948
Yes. I have this modem and I have cable internet (SuddenLink). It uses the coaxial cable to get service.
1025949
Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail meWenyuang11 Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and... » Read More Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail meWenyuang11 « Show Less
1936126
It has coaxial testers but i never used them because i didn't work with coax at the time. It only tested cat3/5/6 for about 2 weeks before it broke
405665
No. This is the cable you use to connect your modem with router. Thank you.
199055
No, this is for Cable/QAM/Cable Modems, basically if it runs through Coaxile.
580576
The does not have a coax input. So, if Comcast uses cable connections (rather than phone line hookups), I don't think this will work. I used it with AT&T; DSL, because they provide their signal (in the house) via phone lines and/or ethernet cables. Hope that helps. :)
664292
It has a USB connector on one end and a standard coax cable connector on the other. You can kinda see the coax connector in the pictures.
540064
In my particular case, the coax cable runs from the wall to my ARRIS modem; from there, the internet signal is carried by a network cable running from the modem to a Belkin wireless router; which is, in turn, connected to my desktop via the same type of network cable. I needed the wireless router primarily for my laptop, but my smartphone and other devices also use it. I typically use both the desktop and my laptop to work online, without issue.
1936125
I believe this is unit is basically a continuity tester so if your cable can connect then it should work. As mentioned by others, the problem you will have is if your COAX cable has connectors that will work with this unit.
1834054
Hi Anne, This is a Modem only. It has no inherent router/wireless capabilities. It has a port for the Coaxial cable and another port, Ethernet, to plug in the Cable from your router. Normally, your router will have a special ethernet port for the wire to the modem and 4 other ethernet ports. I have this modem for over a year now and it has been pretty reliable, only dropping the connection when Comcast burps. Good Luck Jim
2155812
I don't have Comcast but have Brighthouse which their coax cable screws on to the back of the Netgear.
1637901
You are correct. The exception is if your router has an HPNA coax connection. Many ATT Uverse modem/routers have this built in.
77536
No, it does not. You'd need to purchase that separately and have to splice into the coax.
1869416
Yes it has one coax input. It also has 3 HDMI, 1 VGA, 1 RGB and 1 Video (yellow, white, red) inputs.
262507
Yes, you connect it to one of your DSL modem's Ethernet jacks with a CAT5 cable.
1720534
No. It has an input for a coaxe cable, and an out put for an ethernet cable.
1139246
Yes. It has a coax as well as an optical audio connection for digital. Aux input and rca inputs also for connection.
2214038
No coaxial cable comes with the modem - purchase it separately. Your internet provider should provide one free.