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No instructions on assigning a static ip (no section in setting either) and dmz will not work properly without it. The online help page does say it works but my nettalk device doesn't work

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The short answer is YES, providing your telephone uses an Ethernet connection common to Voip's (voice over internet protocol).....Example: BasicTalk Voip and many, many others.

However, standard telephone wiring, plugs and jacks are a "No Go" with this device.

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Yes. Multiple ports

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yes

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I would say no, there is not a place to plug the phone line on the modem

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9 years, 3 months ago

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No, not unless you had an adapter that turned ethernet into phone cord. The only options are ethernet and cable, since this is designed for Internet through a cable provider.

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have my internet phone connected via ethernet plug, works great

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Voipo.com

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Not a regular phone, maybe they have an Ethernet based one, not sure.

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Two computers, one connected to a cable modem with Internet service. How do I connect to obtain Internet service without networking?

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I have two desktop PC's, One of which is not connected to my cable service.
I have additional incoming wired cable to connect the second computer.

How do I connect to the internet without Networking the two PC's?

Do I need an additional cable modem or just a router or
do I need a combination cable modem with an N router to connect to the internet?

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9 years, 7 months ago

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Not certain I am understanding your question correctly; but you can add the 2nd PC by connecting it to a LAN port.

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If I understand your question correctly, connecting to the 1st modem/router is not an option? If so, then yes you will need a cable modem for the 2nd PC. It will need it's own cable connection and account through your cable company.

However, if you want to only use the one account the other cable modem is on, then you will need to connect to that cable modem. You can't share the same account on 2 different modems. If you do share the internet connection, you can always block all network traffic between the 2 PC's which means they can't see or talk to each other.

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You should be able to connect it to the same router and not have to network. If location is a problem, you'll need a wireless adapter for the second computer In addition to a router.

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Install Windows 98 on the computer connected to the modem and enable Internet Connection Sharing(ICS). You will need to use at least CAT-3 cable between the host and client computers.

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You should have your incoming cable connected to the back of the modem/router. Then plug one computers Ethernet cord in the back and do the same for the other. Restart both computers and they should connect to the Zoom and the Internet.

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GET ROUTER MODEM COMBO VERY EASY TO SET UP, I JUST READ DIRECTIONS CALLED MY SEVER GAVE NUMBERS ON BOTTOM OF DEVICE.

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Switch or router is needed. Switch will be wired, router can be wireless

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9 years, 7 months ago

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you either need a router or a switch. for ethernet connections, a switch is very cost effective if the PCs are located close to it or the dwelling is wired for networking. cost is about $25. If you want more flexibility, a wireless router will provide connectivity for more devices and some wired connections for other devices.

connect your current cable modem to the wireless router or switch, and you will have plenty of connectivity options.

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will this work with time warner cable

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will this work with time warner cable

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TES it works fine with time warner cable

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yes. It works with my time warner cable internet service.

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It works every corner of my house

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It works with my Time Warner Cable and in fact, the Time Warner rep at Best buy suggested I could replace my rental modem/router with the Zoom one for the same performance without the rental cost.

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It works great with Time Warner Cable.

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I have it with Time Warner and it does work.

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yes, but mine failed after 2 months of use

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Yes, it should work just fine.

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Short answer is yes, becasue that is what I am using in my internet/phone setup. This is based on presumtion that your TW cable box is also Ubee DVW3201.

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Is this compatible with MAC OS?

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I have a iMac and currently renting a cable modem from Atlantic BB. Would like to purchase my own and have wireless router built in. Best Buy tech suggested this to me, however when I reviewed the specs only mentions Windows for System requirement. Does anyone know if it will work with my iMac?

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Yes, this will work just fine if you have a Mac (or any other operating system, for that matter). A modem/router is a stand-alone device that doesn't require anything to be installed on your computer - you can access the modem/router configuration through whatever web browser your system has installed.

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This unit works very well with my MacBook pro.

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Yup it does. My model number is 5352. You should ask your internet carrier though if this device works with their system. I hope this helps.

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I have a Mac Mini which is located in a room at least 25 ft. away from the cable modem, which is installed in my husband's office next to his PC. I've been very happy with its performance so far.

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