How do I split or distribute the ethernet output from my cable modem?

I want to hardwire an internet radio and the modem has only one ethernet output which provides internet to my PC. Can I split or run the ethernet into a hub or distributor?


6 Responses to “How do I split or distribute the ethernet output from my cable modem?”

  • Shaun:

    You certainly can, but you’ll need a ROUTER not a hub or switch. The router will translate the data from your cable modem so that it can be used with 2 or more devices.

  • tommy d:

    yes plug it into a router

  • TheIsraAlien:

    generally speaking, you should connect the modem to a router, and then connect your pc and any other IP-enabled device to the router.

  • mustang03282:

    ger a router

  • Don M:

    Normally a Router is used.
    Cable Modem to WAN port on Router and then you can use the LAN ports for any other computers you wish to connect.
    Don

  • Eric M:

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