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Verizon M1424WR Question
Just curious:
On my home network, I have the main PC that the router is connected to, a wirless connection to the upstairs PC, a Wii, and a PS3. Currently, the PS3 is turned off. When viewing the network status on the router it shows 1 ethernet connection (the main PC), 2 wireless connections (upstairs and the Wii), and 4 coax connections (all IP-STB's). Is this correct? What are all those coax devices? |
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Re: Verizon M1424WR Question
Those are your TV control boxes, each of them gets an IP address.
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