BUCKETHEAD asked:
Is there a difference between a wireless router and a broadband router,or does the wireless router also act as a modem?
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2 Comments
If you have a broadband router, you still need a modem (unless of course you have a router with a built-in modem).
The difference between a wireless router and a broadband router is pretty much what they sound like: one you have to directly plug a computer to and the other (wireless) you can connect to without using a cable (but you’ll need a wireless adapter on the computer that you want network access for so that it can connect to the wireless router).
you still need a modem. then hook this modem into the Internet port of your router. If you need help, e-mail me. good luck!