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Connectivity to the router C7800
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Re: Connectivity to the router C7800
The C7800 is a coaxial modem device. Its not capable of connecting with dish service.
You could get a router only device and connec to your current gateway. There'd be a few settings to change but it should work.
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Re: Connectivity to the router C7800
What about the model C1900 cable modem router it could help me about the connection?
Thank you again.
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Re: Connectivity to the router C7800
Not sure what you mean by "It could help me about the connection"?
A coaxial modem connects to coax isp like xfinity/cox/spectrum.
If you've already got a gateway from your dish services then you'd want just a standard router like the R**** series of routers.
here's the series:
CM: coaxial modem only
C****: coaxial modem/router
R****: router only models
RAX: AX routers
D****: DSL modem/router devices
EX: extenders
EAX: AX extenders
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Re: Connectivity to the router C7800
> The C7800 is a coaxial modem device. [...]
"coaxial" is not the important part. A satellite gizmo might use
coaxial cable, too. What matters is what's at the other end of that
coaxial cable. A Netgear model Cxxxx, CAXxxx, or CMxxxx expects to talk
to a cable-TV ISP, not to some satellite gizmo.
> What about the model C1900 cable modem router [...]
Not a Netgear model number.
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