Any Cable techs here?

[OnDborder]

Well I have a situation here.
Currently I have 2 isp's here at the house, Cox and CableAmerica.
I use Cox for my internet, set up on a router with 3 ports used but not all at the same time, only and my C.A. for my 4 tvs and one internet connection.

Cox bought up C.A.
So could one line handle all that?
Or keep the 2 incoming lines but use one for internet and the other for video?
Or are there any other options?

[SavageBasher]

Just call them and see. I'm not sure if one cable line will be able to handle 2 modems, since they both should opperate at about the same frequencies.

[ErikD]

I know in NY Road Runner offers packages with multiple modems. Now if this is actually multiple modems or just a single modem and a router I wouldn't know.

Anyway, why bother with multiple modems? It would be cheaper to just have one connection, and unless you do a lot of downloading on one connection I doubt you would notice any difference.

[Ninety-9 SE-L]

you can have more than one modem per household. I have 4 people living in my appt. 2 of us have cable modems from road runner. The entire appartment shares one cable feed and I wouldn't be surprised if the entire building was that way.

[pik4chu]

It depends on your ISP, jsut call them like the first person said. as I know Charter Communications does not provide that service.