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&gt;&gt;&gt; I prefer to put the ISP Modem into bridged mode and add my own commercial router as the main network hub. --- And so we did when installing Apple Time Capsule....<br />
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Spectrum tech is coming tomorrow - we shall see!
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>>> I prefer to put the ISP Modem into bridged mode and add my own commercial router as the main network hub. --- And so we did when installing Apple Time Capsule....

Spectrum tech is coming tomorrow - we shall see!

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Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.

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Local Church has business Internet account with Spectrum. Internet connection not working. I was able to connect local WiFi to Internet using my iPhone as Personal HotSpot. Local networks [Internal &amp;&nbsp;Guest] &nbsp;were created with several year old Apple Time Capsule, and are working OK. <br />
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I have scheduled Spectrum visit. <br />
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I want to be sure Spectrum equipment is responsible for lack of internet connection - seem reasonable?
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Local Church has business Internet account with Spectrum. Internet connection not working. I was able to connect local WiFi to Internet using my iPhone as Personal HotSpot. Local networks [Internal & Guest]  were created with several year old Apple Time Capsule, and are working OK. 

I have scheduled Spectrum visit. 

I want to be sure Spectrum equipment is responsible for lack of internet connection - seem reasonable?

Spectrum (Charter) Modem not connecting to Internet

Modem

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