I have my cable modem in the basement. Coax comes directly in from the box mounted on the back of my house. It is coming in through a sealed hole, so it will not be trivial to replace the coax cable.

While planning my coax and ethernet runs, I have been doing research here on the forums and elsewhere on the interwebs, but I am actually more confused about how to split my coax than before I started ...

Connect the modem to a wall outlet with a coax cable and plug the modem into an electrical outlet. Connect devices to the modem wirelessly, or with an ethernet cable to a LAN outlet on the modem. When ...

Mesh Wi-Fi is the go-to solution many people use to create whole-home coverage when running Ethernet cables isn’t an option. But there’s a good chance you can get more stable and faster connectivity ...

It seems that NEC and others released a modem capable of data communication up to 200 Mbps by using coaxial cable wiring of television. This means that it will be possible to construct a LAN using ...

Comcast, the Internet provider everyone loves to hate, is gearing up to offer one-gigabit-per-second Internet service in five U.S. cities this year. The first five cities to see the blazing speed are ...

Denver — Entropic Communications Inc. says that its c.Link modems will be used to enable high-speed in-home networking over coaxial cable in Japan. Details of the company's agreement with Panasonic ...

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