can we use this cable to connect cable in wall to modem?
1670091
No, this is for audio only. Normally used to transfer audio signal between 2 devices.
172013
It is not the intended purpose. You could cut off the end, run the wire through the wall, then attached an in-wall female connection, but you are better off just getting a spool of cable, you get much more cable for the money and it saves you the annoyance of cutting off and wasting perfectly good cabled ends.
1893534
I don't see any reason why the cable should not work in a wall. I personally have not done that but the cable is very well made and could easily be durable enough to be installed in a wall.
2038815
Yes you can, but this is essentially a router. So you could plug your cable modem directly into this Netgear.
1735919
No. This is for an Ethernet cable, which is a different size and function than telephone cable.
958251
Yes, as long as you have a DSL modem. This is a router. It goes between your (cable/DSL) modem & your 'puter.
774057
I think for computer to computer connections you need a cat5e "crossover" cable. This one is called a "patch" and is used for modem to computer connections. The wiring is different, so make sure you search for "crossover" cable. There is also a USB Easy Transfer Cable that can be used. These, though, are more expensive than the crossover cables.
1359517
Yes you can. I am using it with sudden link cable right now. It is fast and was recommended by the tech that came over.
977678
If both devices have an ethernet port, you could connect them; not sure what type of cable modem you are using. Try it, shouldn't damage anything.
420839
Jesse,It may. The Mediabridge ethernet cables I have used have a (cheap) male plastic clip-in connector on either end. So, they are meant to hook into like ports. I have used mine to connect my modem to my laptop, but they don't work for very long. Both of mine lasted about a month before they failed. Neither could stay connected to my laptop. Hope that helps.Best to you.Cheers.
2020023
I believe the directions say if you use it just for a TV then no. If you use it for a modem for internet then yes.. You need bidirectional communication that means the signal needs to travel both directions in order for your internet connection to work.
30116
yes but it will interrupt the fax transmission. I'm not sure how you are using the modem. It connects to the computer and then the wall. The fax and/or phone are connected via a splitter from the wall jack. But regardless it will disconnect when a fax or a call comes in.
74987
I can't say an absolute "yes", but know of no reason why it would not. Think of this as a way to plug your computer (or other appliance) into a wired router/access point connection using you home power outlets for a part of the cable run.
144084
I don't think you can connect the antenna to this modem, because this type of modem does not have the antena you can replace. For what I know the antenna is inside your modem.
844749
Yes, that is one of the design functions. Connect the cable modem to the coax cable at the wall, then use a CAT 5 or 5E cable to connect to the router.
903798
I have never tried this but doubt it. You need to go modem > router > switch. I don't see any reason to go with what you are suggesting.
848635
My understanding is yes, however your cable or service provider may not support it. But all modems like this are compatible, they perform the same functions. I would check with your service provider first.