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What do I need to connect to the broadband Internet access (cable modem) service?

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What do I need to connect to the broadband Internet access (cable modem) service?

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You will need an Ethernet adapter installed in your computer (most computers come with an adapter installed). You will also need a 10BaseT Ethernet drop cable. One is provided with the modem (see the connection diagram on the Instructions page). If you need a longer drop cable than what was provided, they are commonly available at most consumer electronics stores. (Note: splitters or other connection devices should never be used to connect two or more Ethernet cables.) You can also move the cable modem closer to your computer; however you will need a longer RG-6 coax cable between the existing splitter and the cable modem. Longer coax cables are also available at consumer electronics store.

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