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Second UPC Router

Indubitable · 2013-10-23 23:28:44

I am having trouble with my current UPC router and was wondering if I could run a second router straight off the UPC line coming into the house from a different location and use it independently from the one I have downstairs? I could add a second router as a repeater and connect over ethernet but I'd rather use the coax…

23-10-2013 11:28pm

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Indubitable

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I am having trouble with my current UPC router and was wondering if I could run a second router straight off the UPC line coming into the house from a different location and use it independently from the one I have downstairs? I could add a second router as a repeater and connect over ethernet but I'd rather use the coax lines I have for my TV as the router is in an awkward place.

Thanks for any help provided

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#2 24-10-2013 8:45am

colm_mcm

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The only router that will work off the co-ax cable is one that is provisioned by UPC.

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