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Ethernet port switch
My router/modem combo has two ethernet ports, I need three to four. I was looking at getting a ethernet port switch and was wondering if I can just plug it into one of the ethernet ports or if I need...
> My router/modem combo has two ethernet ports, [...]
What is it? Look for "Model" on the product label?
> Model: WNDR3700v2|N600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router
Not one of those, obviously.
> [...] wondering if I can just plug it into one of the ethernet ports
> or if I needed some special port or something to use it?
"it"?
You shouldn't need to worry about which port to use at either end of
that cable, but it'd be easier to be confident if you provided a
realistic model number for your (unspecified) "My router/modem combo".
3700v2 is what it says next to model and I see nothing else labled as model or model number on the router. Sorry if I'm missing something I just don;t see where it would be aside from the spot labled model.
It refers to an ethernet port switch. Basically wonder if I just plug an ethernet cord into an ethernet port on the router and into the back of the switch> 3700v2 is what it says next to model [...]
Look again? "3700v2" and "WNDR3700v2" are spelled differently for a
reason. "C3700v2", perhaps?Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in what might be your model
number, and look for Documentation. Get the User Manual (at least).
Read. Count the Ethernet ports in the manual.> [...] Basically wonder if I just plug an ethernet cord into an
> ethernet port on the router and into the back of the switch [...]Should work.
That's entierly my bad, I didn;t think the c meant much of anything it is the c3700v2 I'll ceck the document area thanks!
Edit: I don;t see anything about a switch or anything but I'll grab one from walmart and see if it works, thanks again!