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Should I use a CAT6 cable to connect my cablemodem to the WAN port on my
router, to allow gigabit ethernet? The cablemodem connection is only 10MBS
with my ISP, so I assume there is not advantage to cat6/gigabit?
Actually Cat5e supports gigabit ethernet just fine.
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Paul
"Sabian Smith" wrote:
> Should I use a CAT6 cable to connect my cablemodem to the WAN port on my
> router, to allow gigabit ethernet? The cablemodem connection is only 10MBS
> with my ISP, so I assume there is not advantage to cat6/gigabit?
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