Can I plug my modem into any coax port?

You may connect your cable modem to any working cable connector (that allows two-way communications: doesn’t have a filter on it, etc). Generally speaking, it can also be good (not always) to connect your modem closer to the provider than after say a splitter or two, or possibly older in-wall cabling, etc.

Can I connect modem to coax?

To connect a modem and TV to the same coaxial cable, you’ll need to buy a cable splitter. Connect one end of the cable to the wall socket and the other to the cable splitter. Next, plug in two additional coaxial cables to the splitter and connect them to your TV and modem.

Can you use old coaxial cable for internet?

You can convert your coaxial cable TV wiring in your home to an Ethernet network backbone, making your Internet and WiFi connection faster and more reliable. It’s the type of wiring that delivers cable TV, Internet and other services.

Can I use the same coax cable for TV and internet?

A coax cable can transmit enough data for both TV and internet service. And to get faster speeds, you need to get more bandwidth. Most TV and internet providers have better deals when you bundle both services together since both services can work through the same network.

Are all coax cables active?

Not all outlets may be active in your home, so if you connect your Midco modem or cable TV equipment to a coax outlet and it doesn’t work, you either need to find a new outlet or activate that one. Just follow the steps below to active an outlet. If you’re not comfortable activating an outlet yourself, contact us.

Can I use a coax splitter for Internet and TV?

If your business gets cable TV and high-speed internet access from the same company using the same line, you can use a coaxial splitter to connect your internet router and one or more cable boxes to the internet. You can also consider using wireless digital alternatives to traditional cable TV to reduce wires.