Is it an ethernet cable from the modem to the router?
Gary
Your modem plugs into the wall, your router plugs into your modem,
your Ethernet port plugs into your router. - You connect via TCP/IP
DHCP Server, after setting AppleTalk to Ethernet.
ron
OK, let me see if I understand this correctly- the DSL modem plugs
into a router, which can understand PPPoE, and it connects to my
computer(s) via ethernet, and talks to them via TCP/IP. What kind
of connection is it between the modem and the router? Will this
router also serve to network printers, etc? How does a router
relate to a web browser , or to put it another way, what could
cause a router to require a certain browser capability? I am
currently running IE 5.1.7. Can I choose a little bit older router
to "fit" that? As you can see from all these questions, up to this
point I've been blithely unconcerned about routers.
Thanks for everyon's input.
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