Wednesday, January 10, 2007 - 12:01 PM

What wifi router?

My D-Link WBR-1310 has 5 RJ-45 conectors, 1 in and 4 out, In is connected
to my Cable Modem which is a COM-21.

With out the router the cable modem would conect to the network card in
the computer

Dial-up Modems use a serial port, not a network connection

Regards Al



In , on 01/10/2007 
   at 11:46 AM, inkleput{at}isp.com said:



>At least one wifi router I've looked at connects to a modem via RJ-45.  I
>don't know if this is standard or what.  Is there such a thing as
>connecting a wifi router to a dial-up modem?

>JimL



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