I currently have two networks at my home (Home Security and Home Media) as I do not want traffic on one disrupting the other network. I see this product has two ethernet connections ...can I connect two routers ...and then both have internet access? null

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adam · Accepted Answer

Comcast disables the second port with there file they send to this.
You would have to pay extra for basically "another modem" fee to comcast for the second port, it will get assigned a different external ip address.

You could buy a switch and hook it to the main port, then hook your two separate routers into the switch. That should do what your looking for, but you will still only have one external ip.

Tonym · Answer

It has the ability to do that, that is the reason that I bought it. I was told by Comcast that at this time they do not support multiple ip service to residential customers yet. At a later time, for an additional charge it will be available

Answered by Tonym 7 years ago

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djhebert · Answer

You can. with one requirement. You would need to get a second IP address from your cable provider. You would then have 2 completely separate networks.

GregT · Answer

Yes. Your routers is only providing additional ports and routing addresses.

evlfred · Answer

that depends on your internet provider and how many IP addresses they provide you with.

“I currently have two networks at my home (Home Security and Home Media) as I do not want traffic on one disrupting the other network. I see this product has two ethernet connections ...can I connect two routers ...and then both have internet access?”

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