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Thursday, November 6th, 2014 3:37 PM
U-verse installation
What type of cable is used between the Network box outside the house to the gateway insde the house? Ethernet or Coax?
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mibrnsurg
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10 years ago
It will be cat5e from the Nid to the RG. Coax is no longer being used for Uverse installs, too many problems w/coax.
Acronymn Guide to understand the lingo:
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/17724
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mjl0606
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10 years ago
Piggybacking on the question of Cat5 vs Coax here, how can secondary hard-wired receivers be hooked up? It's my understanding that you have a main hard-wired STB/DVR and can then have 2 Wireless receivers max. So for any additional hard-wired STB's can they be wired via Coax or Cat5?
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