Need help connecting my modem to router

so i have rogers highspeed internet, and i want to connect it with linksys broadband router so my other computer can connect online too. but when i put the internet modem's wire into the router and the blue wire into the router and my computer the internet doesn't work. it only works when i plug the internet wire in directly into my computer.
when i connect through the router it says that the computer is unable to renew ip address.
please help thanks.

As Rogers is cable connection .....
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