Dammit, Greg, are you talking about splitting the inbound coax? That won't work. A 2nd router would be considered a separate account. He'd have to split it from the first router to another router/switch/access point.


Ooops, sorry, I see Marcus has already covered this!

 

Spoken like a pro, Mick

 

Makes me feel a bit like Joe Biden.

 

I dunno, old Bumbles Biden would have said something offensive such as "Wifi extenders are great. I had 3 illegals install one in my bedroom after they were done cleaning and installing new carpet"

 

Morning check in ... and i'm not splitting anything ... this cup of coffee is.all mine so keep your grubby little paws off ... Oh, good morning men, as yo were

 

Well, that was the idea, but he can split from the home router, too.

 

Mornin Larry! You are hte Wood who needs no splitting or extenders....or so is written on the clubhouse wall

 

Morning, Larry!

 

Shhhhhhhhhhhh

 

If he can split the inbound line then the signal to the garage will be stronger, I just though that providers would view that as a new account since it would require a 2nd modem from them.

I split mine form the Comcast modem down to the basement and into a switch to share to multiple ports/devices.