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> The modem has only one output, but that output can be attached to a
> switch and multiple routers from there and/or the routers daisy
> chained.
>
> I don't understand "modem would normally only talk to a single
> router?".
>
>
I suspect cable modems do that, to prevent people from getting more IP
addresses than they're paying for.
I think that is the reasone that cox an now suddenlink does it here
to keep you tied to the one or so ip's you are paying for. I too have
to phone in the new mac off of a new modem when I changed them out.
Have had to do that for few clients I installed new modems for. Have
one client who has two modems at home an have to have both macs
called in before they work.
jack
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