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Post by R³+Excep tDN` on Apr 6, 2011 23:18:48 GMT -6
Your first mistake: using a Netgear. Neatgear=crap. Your second mistake: using Roadrunner. Unless I'm mistaken, that's SBC (aka AT&T). AT&T=craptastic. But that would explain your connection problems. AT&T Internet is about as reliable as anything Microsoft has made in the last decade. Microsoft=ubercraptastic. But Monk you made the biggest mistake of all. A router and a modem are the exact same thing. Why would he be connecting 2 modems together. |
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Post by ©³¬§HÄßÄH on Apr 7, 2011 0:47:42 GMT -6
sigh my server still need fixing xD
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Post by HCRÞ~мδňК on Apr 7, 2011 14:55:55 GMT -6
But Monk you made the biggest mistake of all. A router and a modem are the exact same thing. Why would he be connecting 2 modems together. Not true. A router is the thing that connects your home network. A modem is what actually connects to the Internet. It's just that nowadays, most routers do both. For older routers, you have to also connect a modem, as older modems only have 1 Ethernet jack and no wireless. Mine was like that until it broke and I had to order a new one from AT&T. Now I have their crappy 'default' modem and it sucks balls...I want a Wireless-N one. |
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