Internet Access..trouble at stick & brick
Recently went to AT & T for my internet access. After some issues getting it up and running it had worked well on two computers for several weeks. One computer has started dropping off line and I a...
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Most broadband home modems today incorporate a wireless AP router. You need to have an Ethernet cable connected from the AT&T modem/router to another router if you want Net access without loss of bandwidth speeds. It's called cascading routers. But just be aware that this is not just simply plugging an Ethernet cable into another router's LAN or WAN port. It often requires going into the router's Admin setup and setting specific parameters, depending on whether your using a LAN to LAN or LAN to WAN setup? Not doing so can cause net connection issues to crop up.
