Okay I got two huge net modems and I was wondering can I put a splitter off the one satellite dish and run the cable to both modems and will it work
Can I hook up two modems to the same huge net satellite dish
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No, it won’t. Why would you even want to do that?
He's probably looking for something like this
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With the advent of DOCSIS 3.0, broadband radio frequencies may now extend into the satellite IF range.
Unless you have multiple accounts, your ISP isn't going to support the use of a second modem.
Unless you have multiple accounts, your ISP isn't going to support the use of a second modem.
Are you looking to have two totally separate accounts and connections or are you trying to put one in bridge mode?
A third (and still unworkable option) would be to try to use the modems as a bridge.
