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I was hoping for some real help here. My internet provider (in Romania) offers fiber optic service and they say i do not need a modem to connect to the internet via a cable. When i asked what i need for wifi access, he said that just a router without modem (something for ADSL that supports pppoe.then something UTP) Does this make any sense?

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I am planning on buying a router/modem from abroad and i do not know what the safe option would be for such a setup. Can anyone help?

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There are various methods of delivering internet over fiber. Some use a form of DSL and others use fancy multi frequency lasers. There is always a box that will convert from the fiber to copper ether net. Hard to say what you call that box.

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It does what a people call a modem on DSL and cable but even those boxes do much more that what a 'modem' used to mean. If your ISP says you need just a router or you just your PC then they mean they are delivering a copper ethernet port to you. They will provide the box 'IE modem' that does whatever conversion is needed. You can use any router that says its WAN port is ethernet.