“Does this replace the telephone co router”

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• You will have to put the router in bridge mode and turn off wifi if it is also your modem if you have a seperate router then yes.

  Answered by Idoc 7 years ago

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• It didn't for me. I have CenturyLink and I had to create a bridge with my current modem. That's not what I got the Norton Core for so I'm disappointed.

  Answered by Powerhouse01 7 years ago

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• You still need a modem to get your provider's signal to your home. And you need to plug into the unit, so in the case of FIOS, I have a. router/modem combo. I plugged this unit into one of the jacks of the router and turned off the FIOS wifi signal so WIFI is forced to go through the CORE.

  Answered by stevefromtheburbs 7 years ago

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• It does not completely replace it because it plugs intro your ISPs router and then handles all the traffic on the home network.

  Answered by WinObs 7 years ago

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• Yes it does, just plug your modem into the norton core and your ready to set up your security router.i had fios and the WiFi router was great BUT I still had dead spots around the house, I now have cablevision, their WiFi router stinks. The norton core is amazing my whole house is covered even my basement bathroom with the door closed I can watch a you tube video

  Answered by UNCLEGEE 7 years ago

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