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How do I go about setting up my home network coming from a coaxial conection?

jd3iii
Hey guys just started using Sophos UTM and definitely want it to handle my home network. I am running firmware 9.307-6, home license, my own hardware, and my ISP is Time Warner

My current setup 


I want to set up 


I’ve searched for coaxial to ethernet products that are in the $100+ price range or are no longer available for sale by manufacture. I’ve read about ISP provisioning ethernet but I think T.W. only provides that for businesses, not sure. I’m just wondering how is everyone else going about this type of situation, or should I just keep my current setup as it is just home use.
 
I'm really interested in this product (Ethernet over Coax for IP Camera Transmission and IPTV Home Networking) but thought I should get some opinions before anything.


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    Hi,

    You have to use a cable modem, but as Ian says, it should be bridged.

    If the modem you were given is not suitable, you can buy a DOCSIS 3.1 modem almost anywhere, and give TW the MAC address, and return their modem.

    afaik, all of the modems are bridgeable, including the TW ones.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Thank you all, for your input [:)]! I will definitely put in bridge mode and as a side note I didn't fall for the renting part [:D]...
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