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Just received notice that FibeTV is finally available in my neighbourhood (North Toronto). As a long-suffering Rogers subscriber, I'm sold on FibeTV, but ambivalent about switching ISPs (Rogers Internet has been rock-solid and fast for years). Two questions:
1. Is the DSL modem connected to the traditional phone jacks or to the FibeTV network that is set up using coax or CAT5 for the TV boxes?
2. I assume these days the DSL modem always comes with a built-in router. Do you have to use the router, or can you opt to use your own router attached to it? (I currently have two wireless networks daisy-chained to my cable modem, one 802.11g router and one -n router simply acting as a wireless access point for faster devices)
Thanks.
1. Is the DSL modem connected to the traditional phone jacks or to the FibeTV network that is set up using coax or CAT5 for the TV boxes?
2. I assume these days the DSL modem always comes with a built-in router. Do you have to use the router, or can you opt to use your own router attached to it? (I currently have two wireless networks daisy-chained to my cable modem, one 802.11g router and one -n router simply acting as a wireless access point for faster devices)
Thanks.