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What type of cable do I use to connect my RG1000 to an external cable modem, DSL modem, switch/router/hub?

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What type of cable do I use to connect my RG1000 to an external cable modem, DSL modem, switch/router/hub?

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In general, use a straight-thru cable to connect the RG1000 to cable and DSL modems. Also, use a straight-thru cable to connect to a hub, router, or switch, or to an existing network. Use a cross-over cable to connect the RG1000 directly to a computer. • How do I configure my RG1000 for use with an @Home external cable modem? • Run the RG Setup utility. • Select Custom in the first window. • In the next window, type your Network Name, and click Continue. • Click Cable Modem after Internet access via in the third window, and click Continue. • In the Overview of your Settings window, click Change under Network Topology. • Under Client ID, type your host name or computer name. • Click Ok, and then click Finish. • What do I do if my external cable or DSL modem has a USB interface rather than an Ethernet connector? The RG1000 requires an Ethernet interface when connecting to a broadband modem such as an external cable and DSL modem. Contact your service provider for information on obtaining

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