“Can u connect a phone line to this I have Comcast n the modem I have requires us to connect the phone line, can I connect a phone line on this”

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• There is no phone connection on this router

  Answered by phil 9 years ago

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• Nope. Just add it to the existing modem from Xfinity and disable the wifi.

  Answered by Peddy 9 years ago

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• No, this router does not have a phone line connection. This router does have 6 Ethernet ports for a wired connection to network components.

  Answered by Robm15 9 years ago

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• No. This is a router only and does not replace your Comcast modem. It would sit behind your Comcast modem where your phones would still plug in.

  Answered by Johnny 9 years ago

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• No you cannot

  Answered by Gworm 9 years ago

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• Yes you can

  Answered by Tommy 9 years ago

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• I would think on ComCast you would have a "modem" that would be an MTA ... that would deal with your phone line issue... this is a router... put behind your "modem" ... so I would make sure your modem has the MTA option ... then use this item as it was intended.

  Answered by GlitchGuy 9 years ago

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• No, it doesn't have a phone line. Comcast's patent on the phone line in cable modem technology means that if you want to use their phone service, you have to use their gateway. Hope that helps!

  Answered by icebergin 9 years ago

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• Make sure it's a phone line. Should be an ethernet cable that runs from your other router to piggyback.

  Answered by BigErn 9 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by techie 9 years ago

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