Can only the 100Mbs part of a 10/100Mbs router fail?

[Christopher Schmidt]

On Fri, Jan 21, 2005 at 08:28:51AM -0500, Travis Roy wrote:
> Some people may scream in horror about this but..
> 
> Why not just hook your computer directly to your internet connection and 
> bypass the broadband router for a few weeks.

Perhaps I'm confused, but the "internet connection" that I get as part 
of my DSL is a phone-line size wire, not something that I can talk over. 
Since he mentioned that he needs a DSL *modem*/router, I'm assuming that 
the modem part is important here: without that, you don't have an 
"internet connection" to plug into.

If I had to return my router, I'd not be able to just "plug into" 
anything.

-- 
Christopher Schmidt
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