If you have a wireless cable router, then normally there is a dedicated socket on the router for you to connect to the modem (with the standard ethernet cable). If you try just jumping the modem to the router/switch/hub/whatever, then it most likely won't work as the modem will only support a single connection. The cable routers take that connection and shares it between your home network, but a "normal" router doesn't know how to do that.
Jay
FOG Admin & IT Techincal Consultant

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