Hello everyone, I'm having a problem getting my cable modem to work at full speed via my router. My speed is twice as good when I go straight from the modem to the Mac's built-in ethernet (Dual 2.7 GHz PowerPC G5, OS X 10.4.9). I thought the problem might be the age of the router, but buying a new one only improved the situation slightly. I need a router to link up with another Mac and a networked printer, but it isn't essential that I get internet access for anything else. I was wondering whether it would be a good plan to install an ethernet card and run the cable modem directly from that, whilst leaving the router connected to the built-in ethernet? Does anyone have any idea whether that would work and be as good as running from the built-in ethernet? Or is there anything else available that might help e.g. some sort of adapter to plug two devices into the built-in ethernet (i.e. a sort of router without any of a router's impedence)? Thanks, Best, Jonnythan.