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Ethernet connection options for R6330
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Ethernet connection options for R6330
The modem from my ISP only has one ethernet port. I need to plug in both my Netgear router, and a PC with only a hardwire option. Will the router let me run the PC's ethernet through it? Do I need a splitter, or a modem with two ethernet ports from my ISP? NOTE: My model is actually R6330. Any suggestions will be appreciated!
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Re: Ethernet connection options for R6330
> The modem from my ISP [...]
Thanks for that detailed description.
> [...] only has one ethernet port. [...]
Sounds like a modem.
> [...] I need to plug in both my Netgear router, and a PC with only a
> hardwire option.
Ok. Connect the R6330 WAN/Internet port to the Ethernet port on your
(unspecified) "The modem from my ISP". Connect any wired client
devices, like, for example, your "a PC", to the R6330 (LAN Ethernet
ports). Pretty much as described in the R6330 User Manual.
> [...] Do I need a splitter, or a modem with two ethernet ports from my
> ISP? [...]
No.
> [...] Any suggestions will be appreciated!
Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
for Documentation. Get the User Manual. Read.
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